Category: Ag News

Cattle Producers Gather in the Mile High City to Deal with Key Issues Impacting Their Livelihood

As cattle industry leaders gather this week at the Gaylord Rockies Convention Center for the Summer Cattle Industry Business Meeting, Oklahoma cattle producer Clay Burtrum said producers are focused on a handful of critical issues ranging from the threat of New World screwworm to profitability, drought and risk management. Burtrum, an Oklahoma cattleman and co-owner …

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Poultry Companies Sued by State Offer $41.6 Million Settlement to End Decades Old Poultry Litter Litigation

The latest settlement offer in the over twenty year old Illinois River Watershed Poultry Litter lawsuit has been agreed to by all of the Poultry Companies named in the case and by the state of Oklahoma. The seven year agreement calls for a total of $41.6 million to be paid to the State of Oklahoma …

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Oklahoma’s Cooper Kline announced as National FFA 2026 American Star Finalists

The National FFA Organization has announced the 16 finalists for its 2026 top achievement awards: American Star Farmer, American Star in Agribusiness, American Star in Agricultural Placement and American Star in Agriscience. The American Star Awards represent the best of the best among thousands of American FFA Degree recipients. The award recognizes FFA members who …

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USDA’s Regenerative Feedstock Guidance Could Create New Value for Corn Growers

The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently published a final rule entitled, “Technical Guidelines for the Production of Regenerative Agricultural Biofuel Feedstocks.” The rule establishes a voluntary framework for quantifying, reporting and verifying how certain agricultural practices impact the carbon intensity of corn and other commodity crops used in the production of biofuels. This rule could …

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Secretary Rollins Announces Growing Momentum Behind USDA’s Product of USA Label with 10 New Companies Joining Initiative

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins today announced that ten additional meat and poultry companies have adopted USDA’s voluntary Product of USA label, marking continued momentum behind the Administration’s efforts to help consumers easily identify products that are truly born, raised, harvested, and processed in the United States.  Since USDA launched its nationwide awareness campaign earlier this …

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Wheat Foods Council Names Sheri Glazier New Executive Director

The Wheat Foods Council (WFC) is thrilled to announce the hiring of Sheri Glazier as executive director.  Glazier is a wheat farmer and registered dietitian from Loyal, Oklahoma.  She holds a bachelor’s degree in Human Environmental Science and a master’s degree in Nutritional Science, both from Oklahoma State University.  Sheri is also the founder of …

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R-CALF USA Board Sends Letter Urging Senate Ag Committee to Restore MCOOL in Farm Bill

 Anticipating the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry’s consideration of the 2026 Farm Bill, the R-CALF USA Board of Directors on Monday urged the committee’s chair, ranking member and members to include the bipartisan American Beef Labeling Act of 2025 (S. 421) in the legislation. The 14-member board governs R-CALF USA which represents independent, …

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Reimbursement Grant Program for New Wildlife Habitat in Grady, Logan, Oklahoma, or Tulsa Counties Announced

The Wildlife Habitat Grant Program is an initiative of the Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts, Oklahoma Conservation Commission and Oklahoma Monarch Society. This grant provides a voluntary, incentive-based payment to reimburse participants for native plant purchases used in creating new wildlife habitat benefiting insects and birds. Two wings up to the Kirkpatrick Foundation, Oklahoma Monarch …

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DEF Technology Remains Essential Part of Emissions Compliance StrategyPremature Intervention Could Disrupt Thoughtful EPA Guidance

NATSO, representing truck stops and travel centers, and SIGMA: America’s Leading Fuel Marketers, questioned the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) proposal to fundamentally alter the regulatory backdrop for diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) before the Trump Administration’s previous, thoughtful Guidance documents are implemented and the benefits realized. “Allowing ample time for existing Guidance to penetrate the market …

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