Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond provided a significant update on the state’s long-standing poultry litigation during the Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association Gubernatorial Forum on Saturday. Drummond indicated that a final resolution and the dismissal of the 21-year-old lawsuit appear imminent. Drummond and former state senator Mike Mazzei, along with Democrat Cyndi Munson spoke to the group …
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Jul 26
Candidates Share Visions for Oklahoma Agriculture at 2026 OCA Gubernatorial Forum in Tulsa
Candidates seeking to lead the state presented their vision for Oklahoma’s food, fiber, and livestock sectors during the 2026 Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association Gubernatorial Agriculture Forum held at the Renaissance Tulsa Hotel & Convention Center in Tulsa. Hosted and moderated by Oklahoma Farm Report’s Ron Hays, the non-debate event featured Democratic nominee and House Minority Leader …
Jul 24
Persistent Heat Dome Delays Relief for Oklahoma Farmers
The persistent heat dome gripping Oklahoma and much of the region continues to hold strong, offering little immediate respite for agricultural producers looking ahead to the upcoming planting season. Farm Director KC Sheperd recently spoke with Thomas Kines, Senior Meteorologist with AccuWeather, to discuss the stubborn weather pattern and what farmers and ranchers can anticipate …
Jul 24
Country Music Singer Wyatt Flores Takes On Big 3
Country music artist and Stillwater native Wyatt Flores returned to Oklahoma State University this week for the annual Big Three Field Days, where he stepped into the judging ring to officiate a livestock judging class and spoke with Oklahoma Farm Report summer intern Presley Strickland. While Flores has attended the event for years, he said …
Jul 24
Certified Angus Beef Demand Holds Strong Despite Tight Supplies
In today’s Beef Buzz, senior farm and ranch broadcaster Ron Hays speaks with John Sitka of Certified Angus Beef about the brand’s sales performance, consumer demand and the importance of maintaining quality standards as the beef industry navigates record-high prices and limited cattle supplies. Sales Stay Strong Despite Market Challenges Certified Angus Beef is halfway …
Jul 23
Todd Hubbs Analyzes Black Sea Conflict Impact on Wheat Market Rally
The wheat market rally has surged dramatically throughout July, pushing prices up nearly $1.40 on Hard Red Winter (HRW) wheat nearby futures. This unexpected price movement is primarily driven by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Black Sea region, alongside shifting global crop conditions. Oklahoma State University Crop Marketing Specialist Dr. Todd Hubbs recently joined Farm …
Jul 23
EPA Region 6 Administrator Scott Mason Outlines New Proposal to Eliminate DEF Deratements
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has introduced a proposed rule to eliminate all diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) deratements, offering significant regulatory relief to agricultural producers and the trucking industry. Farm Director KC Sheperd recently spoke with EPA Region 6 Administrator and fifth-generation Oklahoman Scott Mason to discuss the agency’s efforts to address ongoing concerns regarding …
Jul 23
The Push to End Daylight Saving Time: Senator James Lankford Weighs In on the Sunshine Protection Act
The debate over Daylight Saving Time continues to gain momentum across the nation as lawmakers evaluate permanent solutions to end the biannual clock change. Senator James Lankford recently addressed the ongoing legislative efforts surrounding the Sunshine Protection Act, outlining why reforming or eliminating the time change remains a prominent issue for families, agricultural producers, and …
Jul 23
NCBA President Gene Copenhaver Reflects on Six Months as Leader of Largest Cattle Group in US
In today’s Beef Buzz, Senior Farm and Ranch Broadcaster Ron Hays speaks with National Cattlemen’s Beef Association President Gene Copenhaver, who says his first six months leading the organization have been even busier than he anticipated. From traveling the country to meeting with producers and working alongside NCBA’s Washington, D.C., policy team, Copenhaver said the …
Jul 23
Drought Monitor: Exceptional Drought Creeps Higher Across Oklahoma
To view the latest Oklahoma drought map, CLICK HERE. Exceptional drought tightened its grip on Oklahoma again this week as the state’s driest category expanded slightly, offering another reminder that growing season stress is far from over. With August just around the corner and the latest outlook showing little chance for meaningful rainfall across much of …


























