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Winter Wheat Headed Advances to 43%, Condition Ratings Remain Weak In This Weeks Crop Progress

April 27, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

According to the latest crop progress report released on April 27th, 2026, Oklahoma’s winter wheat headed is at 43%, while winter wheat conditions are rated 14% good to excellent, 45% very poor to poor, and 41% fair. Kansas winter wheat...
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Wheat Conditions Rank Mostly Poor In This Weeks Crop Progress

April 20, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

According to the latest crop progress report released on April 20th, 2026, Oklahoma’s winter wheat headed is at 30%, while winter wheat conditions are rated 10% good to excellent, 45% very poor to poor, and 45% fair. Kansas winter wheat...
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Oklahoma Wheat Conditions Struggle While Regional Planting Progresses

April 13, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

According to the latest crop progress report released on April 13th, 2026, Oklahoma’s winter wheat headed is at 17% compared to 3% a week ago, while winter wheat conditions are rated 10% good to excellent, 48% very poor to poor, and 42%...
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Crop Progress Shows 3% Winter Wheat Headed For Oklahoma

April 6, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

According to the latest crop progress report released on April 6th, 2026, Oklahoma's winter wheat headed is at 3%, while winter wheat conditions are rated 12% good to excellent, 54% very poor to poor, and 34% fair. Kansas winter wheat cr...
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USDA Planting Intentions 2026: Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas Farmers Adjust to Dry Conditions and Rising Costs

March 31, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

The 2026 prospective plantings report has been released today, and State Statistician Troy Marshall joined associate farm reporter Carli Davenport to break down those numbers for Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas and share his insights.Oklahom...
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Aaron Kelly on New Leaf Symbiotics’ Season-Long Crop Protection

January 27, 2026 · By Aimee Carlisle · Ag News

Aaron Kelly, Chief Commercial Officer of New Leaf Symbiotics, introduced the company to intern Karleigh Erramouspe by highlighting their specialization in a specific type of bacteria called PPFMs. “They’re all pink. That&rsqu...
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Agronomic Priorities for 2026 Crop Planning

January 21, 2026 · By Spencer Anderson · Ag News

Growers heading into the 2026 crop year are facing a familiar but intensifying challenge: tight margins and the need to squeeze more value out of every input. Tim Laatsch, director of agronomy for Koch Agronomic Services, spoke with Maci...
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OSU’s Dr. Todd Hubbs Previews Upcoming WASDE Report and 2026 Crop Market Outlook

January 8, 2026 · By Aimee Carlisle · Ag News

OSU’s Dr. Todd Hubbs Previews Upcoming WASDE Report and 2026 Crop Market Outlook: As the agricultural community wraps up 2025 and heads into the new production year, all eyes are fixed on Monday's upcoming World Agricultural Supply and D...
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Geis Highlights Fall Weed Control, Disease Management, and Nitrogen Strategies

December 31, 2025 · By Spencer Anderson · Ag News

As growers turn the page on harvest and look ahead to the next production year, early planning is top of mind when it comes to crop protection decisions. Visiting with Oklahoma Farm Report’s Maci Carter, Ron Geis of Corteva Agriscience s...
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Cody Hornaday: Key Agronomic Lessons from the 2025 Crop Season

December 29, 2025 · By Spencer Anderson · Ag News

As the 2025 crop season wrapped up, Cody Hornaday of Koch Agronomic Services spoke with Maci Carter and said that weather-driven variability created major agronomic challenges, especially around nitrogen management. Looking back on the y...
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Weed Control Insights from Valent’s Will Griffin

December 26, 2025 · By Spencer Anderson · Ag News

Speaking with Farm Director KC Sheperd, Valent’s row crop segment manager Will Griffin explained that the company is “an agriculture chemical manufacturer” offering products that “fit in basically every crop that'...
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USDA to Expand Crop Insurance Access for Farmers and Ranchers, Boosting the Farm Safety Net

December 5, 2025 · By Spencer Anderson · Ag News

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins today announced major updates to federal crop insurance, reducing red tape for farmers, modernizing long-standing policies, and expanding access to critical risk protection beginning with t...
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Record harvest, uneven exports poised to scramble grain storage and transportation logistics

October 6, 2025 · By Spencer Anderson · Ag News

The U.S. is bracing for a record grain harvest totaling 21.5 billion bushels of corn, soybeans and grain sorghum this fall. The bumper crop arrives during a period of heightened uncertainty surrounding the future of the U.S. trade relati...
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This Week On Sunup With John Michael Riley: Dry Weather, Trade Woes, and Global Economics Weigh on Crop Markets

October 3, 2025 · By Spencer Anderson · Ag News

Dr. John Michael Riley, OSU agricultural economist, provided an overview of current crop markets, starting with corn. He noted that while corn is “one of the rosier crops” compared to others, it still faces challenges. Follow...
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Much-Needed Rain Forecasted to Relieve Oklahoma Drought

September 19, 2025 · By Aimee Carlisle · Ag News

In the world of Oklahoma's agriculture, a significant weather pattern is unfolding, bringing much-needed rain to the state after a prolonged dry spell. According to State Climatologist Gary McManus, September has been "a veritable dud" f...
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