The current wheat market rally is gaining significant momentum, with prices surging to their highest levels since early 2025. Farm Director KC Sheperd sat down with Todd Hubbs, OSU crop marketing specialist, to discuss how this rally is being fueled by poor crop conditions and persistent weather challenges across the Southern Plains. Hubbs notes that …
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Apr 16
Introducing Madilyn Bishop of the Stillwater FFA, Your 2026 Central Area Star in Agricultural Science
During the month of April, the Radio Oklahoma Ag Network and Oklahoma Farm Report are spotlighting the 17 Area Stars of Oklahoma FFA, who are among the highest achievers in the organization. The stars come from the four areas in four categories – Star in Ag Placement, Star in Agriscience, Star in Agribusiness, and Star …
Apr 16
NCBA Warns New World Screwworm Cases Near Texas Border
The cattle industry is watching closely as New World screwworm cases continue pushing north through Mexico, with the nearest confirmed detection now less than 100 miles from the United States. During a webinar on April 15th hosted by National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, Sigrid Johannes, Senior Executive Director of Government Affairs, offered an extensive update on …
Apr 16
Nearly 99% of Oklahoma Remains in Drought, Extreme Conditions Hold Steady In This Week’s Drought Monitor
To view the latest Oklahoma drought map, CLICK HERE. Oklahoma’s drought picture remains stubbornly locked in place, with nearly the entire state still dealing with some level of dryness as spring planting season moves forward. While extreme drought continues to grip many counties, forecasters are offering a bit of encouragement with better rain chances showing up …
Apr 15
Oklahoma Braces for Active Severe Weather and El Niño Shifts
Oklahoma severe weather remains at the forefront of agricultural concerns as the state navigates a record-breaking spring and eyes a potential transition to a “Godzilla” El Niño. Farm Director KC Sheperd recently spoke with State Climatologist Gary McManus to break down erratic rainfall patterns, the persistent drought in the Northwest, and what shifting Pacific Ocean …
Apr 15
Oklahoma Wheat Crop Faces Worst Conditions in 20 Years, Says Mike Schulte
Oklahoma wheat producers are facing one of the toughest seasons in recent memory as drought, freeze damage and pests continue to drag down the 2026 hard red winter wheat crop across the Southern Plains. Schulte: “I’ve Never Seen It This Bad” Speaking with senior farm and ranch broadcaster Ron Hays, Executive Director of the Oklahoma …
Apr 15
Dr. Bob Weaber: Heterosis Can be Worth $460 Per Cow- Per Year in Added Productivity
In today’s Beef Buzz, senior farm and ranch broadcaster Ron Hays continues to feature comments from Dr. Bob Weaber of Kansas State from his presentation in the OSU Thursday Ranchers Lunchtime Series on the Tug of War in the Cattle Industry. Part one of the conversationis available here. In todays addition, Weaber outlined why producers should focus not …
Apr 15
Introducing Harley Holman of the Garber FFA, Your 2026 Northwest Area Star in Agricultural Science
During the month of April, the Radio Oklahoma Ag Network and Oklahoma Farm Report are spotlighting the 17 Area Stars of Oklahoma FFA, who are among the highest achievers in the organization. The stars come from the four areas in four categories – Star in Ag Placement, Star in Agriscience, Star in Agribusiness, and Star …
Apr 14
AFR Brings Grassroots Voices to Capitol as Taxes, Water and Farm Policy Take Center Stage
Farm policy, property taxes, water rights and rural priorities were all front and center as Oklahoma Farm Report Farm Director KC Sheperd visited with Scott Blubaugh, president of AFR, during AFR Day at the Capitol. Blubaugh said the annual event is one of the organization’s most important opportunities to connect grassroots members directly with lawmakers. …
Apr 14
Oklahoma Wheat Crop Update by the Oklahoma Wheat Commission
In this week’s Oklahoma Wheat Commission crop update, Ashleigh Faris with Oklahoma State University shares what wheat producers need to be watching right now across the state. Faris walks through current field conditions, including increasing aphid and mite activity, overall pest pressure, and how ongoing drought is continuing to impact crop development. With Oklahoma wheat …


























