Dec 04
Following the Thanksgiving holiday, agricultural markets have been characterized by narrow movement and sustained pressure on prices. In a conversation with Farm Director KC Sheperd, Dr. Todd Hubbs, Oklahoma State University Crop Marketing Specialist, detailed the factors keeping prices flat and offered strategic advice for producers looking to make sales in 2024. Hubbs noted that …
Dec 04
The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) concluded its 2025 Conference & Expo today after three inspiring days that brought together more than 600 ag retail professionals. Operating under the theme “Elevating Peak Performance,” the event spotlighted innovation and leadership across the agricultural retail industry. Attendees left with valuable ideas and connections to strengthen their businesses, thanks …
Dec 04
Farm Report intern Karleigh Erramouspe spoke with International Fresh Produce Association Vice President Mollie Van Lieu, who began by explaining the Association’s role. She describes the group as “a trade association representing the full fresh produce supply chain,” covering “fruit and vegetable and fresh-cut floral growers all the way to retailers and food service.” Her …
Dec 04
Growth Energy today joined organizations representing ethanol producers, oil refiners, fuel marketers, travel plazas, truck stops and convenience store retailers to express the need for long-term policy certainty across the transportation fuel sector. In a letter to President Donald Trump, the organizations urged policymakers to advance legislation in support of a stable, efficient fuels marketplace. …
Dec 04
Recently, the Trump administration announced tariff exceptions on some agricultural products, including beef, tea and coffee, fruit juice, cocoa, spices, bananas, oranges, tomatoes, and certain fertilizers. Imports account for over ninety percent of consumption for four of these products: bananas, tea, coffee, and cocoa. Spices, tomatoes, and fruit juice also have import shares surpassing 60 …
Dec 04
Imagine a future where every young Angus breeder steps into the industry equipped with knowledge, leadership skills and purpose. A future where research helps cattlemen overcome challenges; where education and opportunity are never out of reach. That future is being built today, thanks to the generosity of Angus breeders and supporters who believe in the …
Dec 04
Noble Research Institute (Noble), a trusted educational resource for farmers and ranchers since 1945, has launched its newest course designed to help orchardists and viticulturists transition to regenerative land management. Noble Orchard Essentials, a comprehensive 3-day in-person program, equips participants with practical tools and regenerative knowledge to enhance soil vitality, strengthen tree and vine health and boost …
Dec 04
In today’s Beef Buzz, senior farm and ranch broadcaster Ron Hays speaks with Mike Jennings, regional sales manager for SmartLic, who explains why fall and early winter mark one of the most critical windows of the year for cattle nutrition. Jennings says the season brings “a sharp decline in forage quality,” just as cows enter …
Dec 04
To view the latest Oklahoma drought map, CLICK HERE. The latest Oklahoma Drought Monitor shows that while exceptional drought remains at zero percent, dry conditions are still gripping much of the state, with nearly 60% of Oklahoma affected by drought conditions ranging from abnormally dry to extreme drought. Extreme Drought (D3) continues to linger in southern …
Dec 04
The term ‘fair market value’ or (FMV) is often used in conversation or as part of a calculation. The term itself conveys some meaning, but what is the true definition? Fair market value is the price any asset (land, machinery, equipment, etc.) would sell for in an open market where the buyer and seller are …
