As the United States approaches 250 years of independence, the legacy of American agriculture remains a vital piece of the nation's historical, social, and economic fabric. Across the country, historic farms that operate as interactive outd
Oklahoma producers are navigating a shifting landscape following the latest USDA Acreage and Grain Stocks reports. To break down what these numbers mean for the region, Farm Director KC Sheperd sat down with Oklahoma State University Extens
In a historical broadcast, Todd Gleason recounts how our forefathers declared sovereignty when 56 men representing the American colonies officially signed the United States Declaration of Independence, formalizing their break from Great Bri
Yesterday, pursuant to President Trump’s directive in the Presidential Memorandum, “Lowering the Cost of Living by Promoting the Freedom to Fix,” U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is advancing the freedom to fix for all Americans,
To view the latest Oklahoma drought map, CLICK HERE. After months of persistent dryness, Oklahoma is finally seeing meaningful drought relief. The latest U.S. Drought Monitor shows exceptional drought has dropped sharply from 7.13% to just
An extraordinary month of severe weather and rainfall has left Oklahoma with historic wind records and complex agricultural conditions, according to State Climatologist Gary McManus. While June 2026 did not feature headline-grabbing tornado
Bovine congestive heart failure in cattle is becoming an increasingly important issue for the beef industry, especially in feedlots where cattle are being finished to heavier weights. In a conversation with Associate Farm Reporter Carli Dav
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) is underway with the Conservation Effects Assessment Project (CEEP) survey. Conducted in tandem with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS
The USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) has released its annual June acreage report, detailing significant adjustments in planting and harvesting intentions across the Southern Plains. Striking a balance between fluctuating
Following the highly anticipated release of today’s USDA acreage report, significant revisions are sparking discussion across the agriculture industry. Farm Director KC Sheperd sat down with Allendale’s Rich Nelson to break down
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
President Donald J. Trump signed a proclamation temporarily suspending countervailing duties (CVDs) on certain phosphate fertilizer imports, providing immediate relief to American farmers while advancing the Administration’s broader strateg
According to the latest crop progress report released on June 29th, 2026, Oklahoma’s winter wheat harvest is at 98% complete this week, compared to 95% last week. Kansas winter wheat crop is ranked 14% good to excellent, 31% fair, and 55% p
American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) leaders, alongside a diverse group of producers from across the country, gathered to strongly endorse the newly introduced Securing Agriculture’s Workforce Act of 2026. The legislation aims to ad
The AgHerculture Conference is returning this August, offering Oklahoma high school and college women a unique opportunity to explore careers, build connections, and strengthen their place in the future of agriculture. During a conversation
The Beef Ambassadors Contest is helping prepare Oklahoma students to become confident voices for the cattle industry, equipping them with the skills needed to communicate effectively about beef production and agriculture in real-world setti
Even as USDA announced another New World Screwworm infestation in south Texas on Saturday in Jim Hogg County, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins was in Metapa, Mexico, to officially open the new sterile fly facility. that USDA sta
President Donald Trump hosted a gathering of agricultural leaders at the White House to launch a sweeping federal push targeting regenerative agriculture and crop protection alternatives. The event, aligned with the administration's Make Am
Grain prices are under continued pressure as favorable weather and heavy global supplies limit upward momentum, leaving agricultural producers struggling to find a footing in the current market. Oklahoma State University Extension crop mark
The concept of sustainability is more than just a passing trend—it has become a foundational element of how we live, eat, and shop. For Traci Walton, co-founder of Plenty Mercantile in Oklahoma City, creating a sustainable business wa
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a major decision on Thursday, ruling 7-2 in favor of Monsanto and its parent company, Bayer. The landmark opinion significantly alters the landscape of agricultural litigation by blocking thousands of pending a
The threat of a rapidly intensifying King Kong El Niño is developing in the Pacific, carrying the potential to drastically alter weather patterns across the southern plains. However, Oklahoma must first navigate a forecasted period o
Oklahoma Junior Wheat Show 2026 is giving 4-H and FFA students across the state a chance to showcase their wheat production skills, compete for scholarships, and gain valuable experience in grain quality evaluation. In a recent conversation
To view the latest Oklahoma drought map, CLICK HERE. As Oklahoma moves deeper into summer, drought continues to shape conditions for producers across the state. Although eastern Oklahoma has seen improving moisture, severe dryness in the we
With the highly anticipated USDA acreage report on the horizon, Farmers Business Network (FBN) is sharing a preview from its sixth annual US Acreage Report. The data highlights how severe weather is altering planting decisions across the co
