Category: Ag News
May 01
Mexico Poised to Claim Top Export Spot for U.S. Ag Products
Marking the biggest growth of any U.S. food and agricultural export market, Mexico has surged 65% over the past four years and is quickly catching up to Canada. Export sales to Mexico reached $31.4 billion in 2024, slightly below Canada, the top market at $32.4 billion. Given recent trends, Mexico will likely surpass Canada for …
May 01
REAL ID: More After-Hours and Weekend Appointments Now Available
With federal enforcement of REAL ID requirements starting May 7, Service Oklahoma is reminding residents to plan ahead for upcoming travel needs. While Oklahomans can continue to apply for a REAL ID after May 7, travelers should be aware that temporary paper IDs issued at the time of application are not accepted for air travel. …
May 01
Angus Foundation seeks donations for silent auction
The Angus Foundation will host its annual silent auction during the National Junior Angus Show (NJAS) in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Proceeds from the silent auction help to grow the Angus Fund, which provides unrestricted support for the Foundation’s mission of advancing education, youth and research in the Angus breed. “For over 15 years, the silent auction …
May 01
In First 100 Days, Secretary Rollins Puts Farmers First, Reverses Woke Priorities of Biden Administration
In the first 100 days of the Trump Administration, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins has worked to put Farmers First and reverse the woke Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) agenda of the Biden Administration. “It is absurd that while the Biden Administration was driving up inflation, American taxpayers were forced to fund billions in …
May 01
Robby Branscum receives Ferguson College of Agriculture Early Career Achievement Award
The Oklahoma State University Ferguson College of Agriculture Alumni Society Board recently recognized Robby Branscum with the Early Career Achievement Award. Branscum was honored at the annual Scholarships and Awards Banquet on April 3. Branscum, a two-time graduate of the Ferguson College, earned a bachelor’s degree in animal science and agricultural education in 2013 and a doctorate …
May 01
Malaysia Grants Market Access To U.S. Sorghum
Malaysia recently opened itself to U.S. sorghum imports by relaxing administrative requirements. U.S. sorghum has a new market opportunity in Malaysia after import restrictions and requirements for the product were eased earlier this month. The U.S. Grains Council (USGC) worked closely with its Malaysian counterparts together with its partners at the U.S. Animal and Plant …
May 01
Nominations Open for 2026 Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year Contest
Farmers are invited to submit nominations for the 2026 Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year contest, which comes with cash prizes and bragging rights. This is the eighth year of the contest, supported by Nestlé Purina PetCare, which celebrates farm dogs and the many ways they support farmers and ranchers. The grand prize winner …
May 01
Duel Praises Passage of Biotechnology Protection Bill
Rep. Collin Duel, R-Guthrie, on Tuesday passed a bill in the House aimed at protecting Oklahoma’s bioscience and research assets from being exploited by hostile foreign governments. Senate Bill 552 now moves to the governor for his consideration of signing it into law. “Foreign adversaries have made clear their intent to exploit sensitive biological data,” Duel …
May 01
Register for NCBA’s Next Webinar: Economic Benefits of Effective Grazing Management
Economic Benefits of Effective Grazing ManagementThursday, May 8th, 6:00 – 7:00 CDT Join us for an insightful webinar where we delve into the economic benefits of effective grazing management. Discover how strategic grazing practices can transform your agricultural operations, boost productivity, and enhance profitability. Gain valuable knowledge from Dr. Jason Sawyer, East Foundation, and Steve Wooten, …
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