Category: Ag News

Zoetis to Debut New Location and Attendee Experience at World Dairy Expo

Zoetis invites attendees to its new location and experience at the 2026 World Dairy Expo. This year, Zoetis is moving from the Exhibition Hall to the Coliseum Lower Level. Designed as a welcoming place for dairy producers, veterinarians, industry partners and experts from across the dairy industry, the new Zoetis space will give attendees multiple …

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Farm Bureau Testimony: Increasing Demand and Opportunity for Homegrown Products Here and Abroad

Testimony of Carlyle Currier President, Colorado Farm Bureau– Good morning, Chairman Thompson, Ranking Member Craig, and distinguished members of the House Committee on Agriculture. My name is Carlyle Currier, and I serve as the President of Colorado Farm Bureau. I am also here today representing the American Farm Bureau Federation. I want to thank you …

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Jenny Dudak Gives Oklahoma Cotton Crop Update: Heat, Drought Stress, and Emerging Pest Pressures

Severe heat and persistent drought have taken a heavy toll on the current Oklahoma cotton crop, leaving producers facing an uphill battle and prompting early harvest readiness across much of the state. Oklahoma State University Extension Cotton Specialist Jenny Dudak sat down with Farm Director KC Sheperd to provide an in-depth look at current crop …

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Farm Athletes Golf Classic Brings 132 Golfers and 37 Companies Together to Support the Next Generation

he first annual Farm Athletes Benefit Golf Tournament and Charity Auction brought together 132 golfers, dozens of businesses and donors, a college basketball team and supporters from across Nebraska and beyond on Friday, September 11, at Lochland Country Club in Hastings. Thirty-three teams filled the course for the four-person scramble, but the bigger number may …

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Kent Bacus: Beef Industry Uncertainty Could Slow Herd Rebuilding

In today’s Beef Buzz, senior farm and ranch broadcaster Ron Hays speaks with National Cattlemen’s Beef Association’s Kent Bacus during the American Wagyu Association’s annual breed meeting in Oklahoma City. Bacus discussed uncertainty surrounding efforts to rebuild the U.S. beef cow herd, potential changes to livestock risk protection, trade with Canada and the importance of …

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Ranking Member Angie Craig Opening Statement at Market Opportunities Hearing

Today, House Agriculture Committee Ranking Member Angie Craig (MN-02) delivered the following opening statement at a full committee hearing entitled “Increasing Demand and Opportunities for Homegrown Products Here and Abroad.” Watch the hearing here. [As prepared for delivery.] Good morning. I want to begin by thanking our witnesses for being here today. We are here …

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The 58th PLC Annual Meeting Begins in Colorado

Today, the Public Lands Council (PLC) begins their 58th Annual Meeting, where federal lands ranchers and industry stakeholders come together with policymakers and administration officials to discuss all issues facing the ranching industry. For two days in Copper Mountain, permittees will refine PLC’s policy book and set the advocacy agenda for the next year. Attendees will …

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September WASDE Forecasts Lower Production, Higher Prices for Most Crops

The USDA released the latest World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) on September 11, 2026. These are the first updates to last month’s survey-based yield estimates and adjusted area estimates using data from the USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) certified acres (Maples, 2026). This month’s WASDE report continues to refine those yield and acreage …

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Thompson Opening Statement at Hearing on Increasing Demand for American Agriculture

House Committee on Agriculture Chairman Glenn “GT” Thompson (PA-15) delivered the following opening statement at today’s full committee hearing, “Increasing Demand and Opportunities for Homegrown Products Here and Abroad.” Remarks as prepared:  Good morning, everyone. Thank you for joining us today as we discuss some of the agricultural programs, policies, and tools we have at our disposal for …

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Modernization and Tax Refunds

The State Treasurer’s Office has implemented major modernization efforts to statewide payment systems, replacing aging legacy systems with a more secure, streamlined, and sustainable platform designed to better serve state agencies and the people of Oklahoma. During this process, OST’s staff have discovered isolated issues within the system which have been worked on 24/7 since …

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