The second session of the 60th Oklahoma Legislature has officially concluded, with both the House and Senate adjourning sine die. Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association (OCA) Executive Vice President Michael Kelsey noted that this year’s Oklahoma
At the recent Lahoma Wheat Field Day, discussions around Oklahoma wheat varieties and disease resistance highlighted both the challenges and opportunities facing producers after one of the toughest growing seasons in recent memory. Speaking
The Oklahoma Ag Mediation program offers a specialized, no-cost resource for farmers and ranchers to resolve complex disputes outside of the courtroom. Founded in 1988, the program has assisted thousands of producers in navigating disagreem
The Renewable Fuels Association (RFA) is celebrating a major legislative milestone after the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 1346, the Nationwide Consumer and Fuel Retailer Choice Act. In a detailed discussion with Farm Director K
The U.S. agricultural sector is bracing for a summer of significant policy and market adjustments as new legislative changes look to rewrite domestic biofuel demand and a historic crop report alters the winter wheat landscape. In a detailed
The Oklahoma CattleWomen’s Association is gearing up for its second annual Kids Cattle Camp, a one-day educational event designed to introduce Oklahoma youth to agriculture and the cattle industry through hands-on learning experiences. Amy
To view the latest Oklahoma drought map, CLICK HERE. Despite several rounds of much-needed rainfall across Oklahoma in recent weeks, drought conditions continue to tighten their grip on large parts of the state, and now, for the first time
In a recent interview with Farm Director KC Sheperd, Mike Appel, a member of the Organic Farmers Association policy committee, discussed the upcoming Farm Tour and Field Day and the sustainable practices that have led to over 20 years of su
Day Two of Kansas Wheat Tour- Field with Poor Yield Potential in Meade County As the Kansas Wheat Crop Tour crossed through the southern tier of the state and into Oklahoma on Day 2, the outlook for the 2026 harvest remains grim. Farm broad
In a recent discussion with Farm Director KC Sheperd, the Sorghum Industry Outlook took center stage as Amy France, Chair of the National Sorghum Producers (NSP), shared insights on the crop's evolving role in American agriculture. As a thi
The agricultural landscape in early 2026 is defined by a volatile "asymmetry" in which record-high input costs collide with softening commodity prices. During a deep-dive panel discussion featuring leaders from the Ag Transportation Coaliti
The agricultural landscape shifted significantly following the release of the latest World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report. The data delivered a series of unexpected shocks to the grain and fiber sectors, specificall
Picture Credit Of Dennis Schoenhals of OK wheat Growers at 2026 Wheat Tour Near Plainfield Ks The latest USDA crop report shows a tough year developing for wheat across the Southern Plains, while hay supplies remain tight and cotton is seei
On Tuesdays, Senior Farm and Ranch Broadcaster Ron Hays visits with Ben Hale of Western Livestock Auctions as he talks about the latest in the markets and more. Established in 1995, Western has grown into a multi-generational family-owned a
Crop protection tools play a critical role in helping farmers maintain productivity while navigating increasing scrutiny and evolving regulations. In a conversation with Oklahoma Farm Report’s Maci Carter, Alex Dunn of CropLife America outl
According to the latest crop progress report released on May 11th, 2026, Oklahoma’s winter wheat headed is at 92%, while winter wheat conditions are rated 9% good to excellent, 51% poor to very poor, and 40% fair. Kansas winter wheat headed
NRCS Chief Aubrey Bettencourt recently visited Oklahoma to witness the state’s ongoing conservation efforts and engage with over 900 youth participants at a national land judging contest. Farm director KC Sheperd was on hand with Bettencour
As the 2026 cotton planting season approaches, Oklahoma producers are closely monitoring environmental conditions to ensure a successful start. Farm Director KC Sheperd recently spoke with Oklahoma State University (OSU) Cotton Extension Sp
The National Land and Range Judging Contest is far more than a simple academic competition; it is a cornerstone for the future of global food security and environmental stewardship. As Farm Director, KC Sheperd discussed with Larry Wright,
In a recent discussion at The Fertilizer Institute, Farm Director KC Sheperd sat down with Chris Glen to discuss the current landscape of the fertilizer industry. As the spring planting season approaches, the conversation focused on the ind
As the 100th State FFA Convention gathered students, advisors, and supporters from across Oklahoma, one familiar face returned home wearing the national blue and gold jacket at the highest level. National FFA Organization President Trey Mye
The agricultural commodities market is currently facing significant downward pressure, as highlighted by OSU Crop Marketing Specialist Todd Hubbs in a recent conversation with Farm Director KC Sheperd. This agricultural market outlook revea
The 2026 weather outlook and its profound impact on American agriculture took center stage at the NAFB Washington Watch event, where USDA Meteorologist Brad Rippey detailed the transition from neutral conditions to a strengthening El Niño p
Farmers often focus on weather, markets, and equipment, but every season truly begins long before planting—with the seed itself. That foundational role is exactly what leaders in the seed industry say deserves more attention as innova
To view the latest Oklahoma drought map, CLICK HERE. Oklahoma’s drought story continues to move in two very different directions, with southeastern parts of the state seeing gradual improvement while western Oklahoma slips deeper into extre
