Category: Ag News

Miller Named Rep of the Year by OK Veterans Council

Rep. Nicole Miller, R-Edmond, was honored as the Representative of the Year by the Oklahoma Veterans Council during a joint legislative session of the Oklahoma House of Representatives and the Oklahoma Senate. She is the first woman to receive the Representative of the Year award. May 3 was Veterans Awareness Day at the Oklahoma State …

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Busch Light Releases Fan-Favorite Corn Cans Supporting American Farmers

Busch Light is excited to announce the return of its fan-favorite Busch Light Corn Cans.  For each case of Corn Cans sold through July 2023, Busch Light will donate $0.25 – up to $200,000 –  to its long-time partner Farm Rescue.  Busch Light is launching these cans to honor and celebrate America’s farmers who work …

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NCGA Supports New Legislation that Would Level the Playing Field for Ethanol

Legislation was introduced today in the U.S. House of Representatives that would remove an outdated provision from the Renewable Fuels Standard that prevents corn ethanol from being categorized as an advanced biofuel. The legislation recognizes the progress made in cutting the carbon intensity of ethanol since the RFS was enacted. The bill, introduced by Rep. …

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Sirloin Club Awards Dr. Joe Freeman Agricultural Business Award for 2023 Agriculturalists Under 40

On May 9, at the 2023 Sirloin Gallery of Grands, the Sirloin Club of Oklahoma announced their five award winners for the 2023 agriculturalists under 40. The Sirloin Club of Oklahoma is a group of agriculture enthusiasts who gather each year to support Oklahoma’s 4-H and FFA students. The Sirloin Club supports exhibitors at the …

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Should You Make an Early Fungicide Application?

An LG Seeds agronomist walks through its advantages and where it can pay off. An early fungicide application gives farmers another tool for safeguarding plant health and yield potential. “A fungicide application doesn’t add yield. It protects the yield potential that’s there,” explains LG Seeds Agronomist Jed Norman. “The goal is to make sure the corn …

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Pecan conference and trade show slated for June 1-3

Pecan growers are invited to three days of learning, networking and fun at the annual Oklahoma Pecan Growers Association Conference and Trade Show June 1-3 at Tulsa’s Cox Business Convention Center. The event brings together industry professionals and vendors from across Oklahoma. Pre-registration, due by May 24, is $125 for OPGA members and $175 for …

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Drought and Forage Challenges Continue in 2023

Dr. Derrell Peel, Oklahoma State University Extension Livestock Marketing Specialist, offers his economic analysis of the beef cattle industry as part of the weekly series known as the “Cow Calf Corner” published electronically by Dr. Peel and Mark Johnson. Today, Dr. Peel talks about drought implications on the cattle industry. Persistent drought in major beef cattle …

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ANCW’s Ruth Coffey Shares Her Passion for Telling the Beef Industry’s Story

Senior Farm and Ranch Broadcaster, Ron Hays, is visiting with American National CattleWomen President-Elect, Ruth Coffey about her time with ANCW and sharing the beef industry’s story. “I actually started as a young person going to Oklahoma CattleWomen meetings with my mother, and I got to know a lot of the ladies there, and just …

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John Deere debuts new 4075R Compact Utility Tractor and MY2024 upgrades for 3R- and 4-Series models

Offering premium power and versatility to its customers, John Deere debuts its 2024 model-year upgrades on its lineup of 3R- and 4-Series compact utility tractors. In addition, John Deere unveils its latest 4-Series model, the 4075R Compact Utility Tractor, equipped to tackle jobs for customers in the commercial snow removal and large-property owner markets. Highlighting …

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Dairy Defined Podcast: California Flood Woes Far from Ebbing

A record snowpack that’s far from fully melted, combined with last winter’s record rains, may mean it will be some time before Cory Vanderham, owner of Vanderham West Dairy in Corcoran, CA, will get his 4,500 cows all back to his farm. In the meantime, he’s relying on leases in other locations, help from friends, …

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