For the 8th time in history, two Oklahoma FFA Chapters brought a National Team Championship from the 99th National FFA Convention. Lomega FFA (pictured above), led by advisor Megan Mueggenborg included Hadley Ott, Claire Myers, Grace Myers, Olivia Landreth and Brayli Walker. This was third time that Oklahoma had claimed top prize in Ag Issues- …
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Oct 23
Oklahoma Rainfall Outlook: Panhandle and Western Counties First in Line for Needed Moisture
While sunny skies and crisp conditions may feel pleasant across much of Oklahoma, agricultural producers and water managers know that the best weather right now comes in shades of gray. Soil moisture deficits, low stock ponds, and diminished lake levels across the state continue to make widespread, soaking rainfall the top priority heading into late …
Oct 23
Todd Hubbs Crop Market Update Analyzes Southern Plains Wheat, Global Grain Volatility
Following recent widespread rainfall across the Southern Plains, Oklahoma State University crop marketing specialist Dr. Todd Hubbs joined Farm Director KC Sheperd to deliver a detailed Todd Hubbs crop market update covering planting progress, harvest projections, and shifting commodity prices. While the moisture brought much-needed relief to parched fields, the intensity of the deluge created …
Oct 22
National FFA CEO Scott Stump Looks Ahead to FFA’s 100th Anniversary and the Future of Agriculture
National FFA CEO Scott Stump says the organization’s mission of preparing young people for careers in agriculture remains as important as ever as FFA celebrates its 99th National Convention in Indianapolis. With membership reaching more than 1 million students, Stump says the organization is focused on expanding opportunities across the agriculture industry while preparing for …
Oct 22
Southwest Dairy Farmers Highlights Oklahoma Dairy Industry and Agricultural Education at Stockyards Stampede
Visitors attending the Stockyards Stampede in Oklahoma City’s historic Stockyards City had an opportunity to learn more about dairy production and where their milk comes from, thanks to an educational exhibit from Southwest Dairy Farmers. Oklahoma Farm Report intern Haden Snelson spoke with Suzie Reece, Oklahoma mobile dairy classroom instructor for Southwest Dairy Farmers, about …
Oct 22
Drought Monitor: Oklahoma Drought Improves as Exceptional Drought Shrinks 9.39%
To view the latest Oklahoma drought map, CLICK HERE. Oklahoma is seeing some improvement in drought conditions following recent rainfall, offering relief after months of hot, dry weather across much of the state. Exceptional drought has shrunk by 9.39% this week, reflecting the impact of heavy rain across parts of Oklahoma. However, drought remains widespread, and …
Oct 21
Oklahoma FFA Talent Finalists Advance to Top 11 at National FFA Convention
Oklahoma FFA members Jolie Marshall of Harrah FFA, Tyse Buck of Depew FFA and Liam McMahan with Mcalester FFA have advanced to the top 11 in the National FFA talent competition at the 2026 National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana. The musicians are performing as a trio and will compete again Thursday evening on the …
Oct 21
Southern Plains Weather Shift Brings Drought Relief, Winter Forecast Challenges for Oklahoma Ranchers and Farmers
A developing winter weather pattern across the Southern Plains will deliver a sharp contrast in seasonal moisture, cold air, and frozen precipitation for Oklahoma agricultural producers. Farm Director KC Sheperd recently sat down with AccuWeather meteorologist Chad Merrill to examine the full winter outlook, breaking down projected temperatures, snowfall expectations, ice storm probabilities, and the …
Oct 21
Dr. Derrell Peel Talks Market Uncertainty and Previews Cattle on Feed
In today’s Beef Buzz, senior farm and ranch broadcaster Ron Hays speaks with Oklahoma State University livestock market economist Dr. Derrell Peel ahead of his presentation at the TCFA Annual Convention in downtown OKC about cattle market volatility, political uncertainty, herd rebuilding, and expectations for the upcoming Cattle on Feed report. Despite a difficult summer …
Oct 21
Longhorns Bring Western Tradition to Life at Stockyards Stampede in Oklahoma City
Visitors to Oklahoma City’s historic Stockyards City got an up-close look at one of the most recognizable symbols of the American West during the annual Stockyards Stampede, where Texas Longhorn cattle were among the featured attractions. Oklahoma Farm Report intern Haden Snelson spoke with Wes Sander of Woodward, Oklahoma, who, along with his son Cody, …

























