Category: Ag News

Animal Agriculture Alliance announces 2022 College Aggies Online scholarship winners

Students from Oklahoma and Alabama universities take home top prizes  December 14, 2022 –Students from Oklahoma State University and Auburn University took home the top prizes in the Animal Agriculture Alliance’s 2022 College Aggies Online scholarship program. Participants reached more than 8.5 million people online and in their local communities over the course of the nine-week …

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Feeder Steers and Heifers Higher, Steer and Heifer Calves Mixed at OKC West – El Reno

Thu, 15 Dec 2022 03:15:32 CST

OKC West Livestock Auction – El Reno, OK
Wed Dec 14, 2022

   

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Oklahoma Cash Grains for December 14, 2022

Justin Lewis Market Wrap-Up for December 14, 2022

Rural Residents in Hopes of Better Service Encouraged to Challenge Broadband Map by January 13 

Farm Director, KC Sheperd, is visiting with Oklahoma State University’s Brian Whitacre, talking about some exciting news and opportunities for broadband in Oklahoma. Recently, Whitacre said, the national broadband map has been updated to include household and business locations and the list of internet providers that offer service to each location. “Now, we finally have …

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Who Will Take Over The Ranch?

Planning for your ranch’s succession ensures the legacy you want to leave for your land. Here are seven steps to consider. As Benjamin Franklin famously said, “Nothing is certain except death and taxes.” And most ranchers don’t like to discuss either. But having a ranch succession plan in place can ensure the future of your …

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CAB INSIDER: Rib and Tenderloin Defy Gravity

Fed cattle prices found a stable range in the past three weeks after making the $3/cwt. upward leap the week of Thanksgiving. Last week’s negotiated cash trade was on a smaller weekly head count and packers kept a lid on the upward price momentum. The weekly average of $155.65/cwt. was 65-cents under the prior week, …

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NCBA Seeking Interns for Fall 2023 in Washington, D.C.

Today, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) opened the application for public policy internships for the fall 2023 semester. This internship program is conducted in conjunction with the Public Lands Council (PLC) and offers interns an opportunity to support the advocacy work of NCBA and PLC in Washington, D.C.   “This is a unique internship …

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Corn Grower Leaders from Across the Country Call on Biden to Set Quick, Firm Timeline While Pressing Case on Biotech Corn with Mexico

The presidents of 23 state corn grower groups, joined by the president of the National Corn Growers Association, sent a letter to President Biden today calling for him to take additional steps to address the pending decree by Mexico that would block imports of biotech corn. The letter encouraged the president to raise the issue …

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Equipment Manufacturers Feel Supply Chain Crunch, Worker Shortages

A new survey of more than 150 equipment manufacturing companies released today by the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) warns that U.S. equipment manufacturers continue to face supply chain issues and a persistent labor shortage nearly three years after the onset of the pandemic.   AEM surveyed 179 equipment manufacturing executives on the causes of supply …

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