Category: Ag News

Southern land-grant universities strengthen rural connectivity

Land-grant universities across the south are addressing the growing demand for digital connectivity in rural areas by leading research-based efforts to expand broadband, strengthen digital skills and connect communities to essential services. By leveraging Extension networks and agricultural research, these universities are helping rural communities stay connected, competitive and prepared for the future. The Oklahoma …

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Administrator Lee Zeldin Visits with Energy Producers, Farmers in Oklahoma City

On Friday, May 29, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin traveled to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for several events focused on the Trump Administration’s energy agenda and efforts to support American farmers. On Friday night, Administrator Zeldin addressed the National Stripper Well Association where he discussed Trump Administration efforts to unleash energy dominance and …

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Beef Production Increasing?

In a recent Southern Ag Today article, David Anderson writes: Beef production is not increasing in the sense that we are producing more than last year.  But, it is increasing seasonally and the year-over-year reductions are not as large as earlier this year. Beef production tends to hit a seasonal low for the year in the …

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Economists Warn Uncertainty Still Looms Over Cattle Markets

In today’s Beef Buzz, senior farm and ranch broadcaster Ron Hays continues to feature comments from a trio of cattle market economists — Dr. Derrell Peel, Don Close, and Nevil Speer — about packer margins, beef demand, and the biggest risks facing cattle producers during a recent panel discussion at the U.S. Meat Export Federation …

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Oklahoma Water Resources Board Applauds Landmark Legislation for State Water Future

The Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) is pleased to announce the passage and signing of a historic suite of water policy legislation during the 60th Oklahoma Legislature. The enacted legislation addresses critical needs in water infrastructure, resource administration, and long-term funding, ensuring that Oklahoma remains competitive and prepared for the evolving demands of its growing …

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Cow Calf Corner Mark Johnson: Selection for Teat Size and Udder Suspension in Beef Cattle

Conformation of the teats and udder of beef cows are economically important traits in cow-calf operations. Correct teat and udder conformation are traits essential to a productive cow. Beef females with poor teat and udder conformation are a management problem that can drain profitability. Substandard teat and udder conformation requires extra management intervention to physically …

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Tuesday Preopening Market Update with Dave Lanning

RON’s Dave Lanning has a pre-opening look at today’s agricultural Markets. Click the audio tab below for today’s report.\

Feeder Steers Mostly Lower, Feeder Heifers Mostly Lower at Joplin Regional Stockyards on Monday

Feeder Steers and Heifers Mostly Lower, Steer and Heifer Calves Lower at Oklahoma National Stockyards on Monday

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