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Oklahoma Rainfall Outlook: Panhandle and Western Counties First in Line for Needed Moisture

October 23, 2026 · Ag News

While sunny skies and crisp conditions may feel pleasant across much of Oklahoma, agricultural producers and water managers know that the best weather right now comes in shades of gray. Soil moisture deficits, low stock ponds, and dimini...

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Crop Progress: Oklahoma Wheat Planting Reaches 37%, Pasture and Range Conditions Improve Slightly

October 19, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

In the latest Crop Progress report from USDA, the U.S. Corn Crop is rated 56% Good to Excellent this week, equal to 56% a week ago. Corn harvested stands at 44%. Soybeans harvested stands at 64%. The U.S. Cotton Crop is rated 35% good to...

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Oklahoma Producers Face Mixed Market Signals Following Heavy Rains and Bearish USDA Projections

October 16, 2026 · Ag News

Heavy widespread rains across Oklahoma brought much-needed moisture to dry soil, but Southern Plains crop markets face pressure from bearish federal production reports and shifting export dynamics. Farm Director KC Sheperd recently sat d...

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Allendale’s Rich Nelson Analyzes USDA Small Grains Summary and Quarterly Grain Stocks

September 30, 2026 · Ag News

In a detailed market review, Allendale’s Rich Nelson broke down the USDA quarterly grain stocks and small grains summary with Farm Director KC Sheperd, outlining what shifting supply balances mean for producers navigating wheat, co...

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U.S.-China Trade Truce Extended

September 25, 2026 · Ag News

While national coverage of the extended U.S.-China trade truce focuses almost entirely on Midwestern soybeans, the practical impact for Oklahoma agricultural producers comes down to three specific commodities: grain sorghum, upland cotto...

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Oklahoma Producers Face Volatile Crop Markets and Planting Uncertainty

September 24, 2026 · Ag News

Volatile crop markets and planting uncertainty are creating a challenging backdrop for Oklahoma producers as fall fieldwork gets underway. After starting the week on solid ground, commodity markets gave back their gains and then some, wi...

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Grain Marketing Strategies: OSU’s Dr. Todd Hubbs Breaks Down Market Pressures and Producer Opportunities

September 17, 2026 · Ag News

Developing resilient grain marketing strategies is top of mind for agricultural producers as post-WASDE market dynamics, weather disruptions, and global trade uncertainties collide. Oklahoma State University Crop Marketing Specialist Dr....

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Dry Conditions Put Oklahoma Wheat Planting in Wait-and-See Mode

September 15, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

As Oklahoma heads toward the start of fall, dry conditions are creating uncertainty for producers considering planting wheat, particularly those hoping to establish wheat pasture. Oklahoma Wheat Commission Executive Director Mike Schulte...

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WASDE Report Analysis: Oklahoma Ranchers and Producers Navigate Tightening Crops and Shifting Livestock Balance Sheets

September 11, 2026 · Ag News

The latest WASDE report analysis reveals a complex supply and demand picture for Southern Plains growers, particularly within the wheat and cotton sectors where global dynamics and localized weather continue to dictate market tone. Farm...

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Oklahoma Crop Producers Navigate Volatile Grain Markets Ahead of Key USDA Reports

September 11, 2026 · Ag News

Oklahoma agricultural producers managing grain marketing decisions face a complex mix of geopolitical uncertainty, shifting export demand, and volatile basis levels as harvest decisions approach. While recent rains provided welcome moist...

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Oklahoma Canola Resurgence: Why Winter Canola Is Making a Profitable Comeback for Wheat Growers

September 9, 2026 · Ag News

Winter canola is making a significant resurgence across Oklahoma and the Southern Plains, driven by surging renewable diesel demand, strong cash bids, and proven rotational yield benefits for wheat producers. In an interview with Farm Di...

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Southern Plains Fall Weather Outlook: El Niño Brings Rain Relief and Pattern Shift for Wheat Producers

September 4, 2026 · Ag News

Relief may finally be in sight for Southern Plains fall weather as a major atmospheric pattern shift prepares to break persistent drought conditions and relentless triple-digit heat. Farm Director KC Sheperd recently sat down with AccuWe...

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OSU Extension Demo Day Gives Oklahoma Producers Hands-On Look at Crop, Soil and Irrigation Management

July 31, 2026 · By hadens · Ag News

Oklahoma State University Extension specialists gave farmers and agricultural professionals a hands-on look at crop production, pest management, soil health and irrigation technology during the recent OSU Extension Demo Day in Chickasha....

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From Kansas Fields to Global Markets: Millershaski Brings Perspective to U.S. Wheat Leadership

July 22, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

Standing in a Nigerian flour mill, Gary Millershaski couldn’t have imagined the thought forming in his head would eventually become a line repeated by fellow wheat farmers and by U.S. Wheat Associates (USW) staff around the world. The me...

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Dr. Todd Hubbs Says Strong Prices Create Marketing Opportunities

July 16, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

The wheat market outlook has improved significantly following a challenging harvest across the Southern Plains, according to Oklahoma State University Extension grain market economist Dr. Todd Hubbs. Speaking with Senior Farm and Ranch B...

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OSU's New Purple Wheat Featured During International Korean Baking Workshop

July 16, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

The Wheat Marketing Center (WMC) welcomed a team of bakery and milling professionals from South Korea for its 2026 Korean Bakery Product Development Short Course, reinforcing a longstanding international partnership with U.S. Wheat Assoc...

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July WASDE Report Analysis: Corn and Beef Markets See Bullish Adjustments

July 10, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

The agricultural markets received a wave of fresh data as the U.S. Department of Agriculture released its latest World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates. In this comprehensive July WASDE Report Analysis, Farm Director KC Sheperd s...

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Crop Production Report Lowers Oklahoma Wheat Production Forecast

July 10, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) released its July Crop Production report, showing further declines in U.S. winter wheat production compared to last month's forecast. New estimates poin...

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Weather Concerns and Geopolitics Drive Wheat and Soybean Markets Fluctuations

July 9, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

Oklahoma State University Extension Crop Marketing Specialist Dr. Todd Hubbs recently discussed the latest shifts in the wheat and soybean markets with Farm Director KC Sheperd. Following a major market run-up immediately after the holid...

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Unlocking Key Trends: Dr. Todd Hubbs on Surging Oklahoma Soybean Acreage, Volatile Grain Markets, and the Return of Canola

July 3, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

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 Ext...

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USDA June Acreage Report Reveals Shifting Crop Intentions Across Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas

June 30, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

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 fluctuat...

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OSU's Todd Hubbs says Favorable Weather and Heavy Supplies Stifle Grain Markets

June 26, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

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 m...

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Oklahoma Braces for King Kong El Niño Despite Imminent Summer Drought Risks

June 25, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

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 perio...

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Oklahoma Junior Wheat Show 2026 Offers Scholarships and Opportunities for Young Wheat Producers

June 25, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

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 conversat...

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Oklahoma Wheat Harvest Nears 95% Completion Facing Heavy Rains and Historic Drought

June 23, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

The 2026 Oklahoma wheat harvest is rapidly drawing to a close, with operations estimated at 95% complete. While producers are pushing to finish the remaining irrigated acres in the Panhandle and final fields in north-central and northeas...

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Oklahoma Rainfall Outlook: Panhandle and Western Counties First in Line for Needed Moisture

Crop Progress: Oklahoma Wheat Planting Reaches 37%, Pasture and Range Conditions Improve Slightly

Oklahoma Producers Face Mixed Market Signals Following Heavy Rains and Bearish USDA Projections

Allendale’s Rich Nelson Analyzes USDA Small Grains Summary and Quarterly Grain Stocks

U.S.-China Trade Truce Extended

Oklahoma Producers Face Volatile Crop Markets and Planting Uncertainty

Grain Marketing Strategies: OSU’s Dr. Todd Hubbs Breaks Down Market Pressures and Producer Opportunities

Dry Conditions Put Oklahoma Wheat Planting in Wait-and-See Mode

WASDE Report Analysis: Oklahoma Ranchers and Producers Navigate Tightening Crops and Shifting Livestock Balance Sheets

Oklahoma Crop Producers Navigate Volatile Grain Markets Ahead of Key USDA Reports

Oklahoma Canola Resurgence: Why Winter Canola Is Making a Profitable Comeback for Wheat Growers

Southern Plains Fall Weather Outlook: El Niño Brings Rain Relief and Pattern Shift for Wheat Producers

OSU Extension Demo Day Gives Oklahoma Producers Hands-On Look at Crop, Soil and Irrigation Management

From Kansas Fields to Global Markets: Millershaski Brings Perspective to U.S. Wheat Leadership

Dr. Todd Hubbs Says Strong Prices Create Marketing Opportunities

OSU's New Purple Wheat Featured During International Korean Baking Workshop

July WASDE Report Analysis: Corn and Beef Markets See Bullish Adjustments

Crop Production Report Lowers Oklahoma Wheat Production Forecast

Weather Concerns and Geopolitics Drive Wheat and Soybean Markets Fluctuations

Unlocking Key Trends: Dr. Todd Hubbs on Surging Oklahoma Soybean Acreage, Volatile Grain Markets, and the Return of Canola

USDA June Acreage Report Reveals Shifting Crop Intentions Across Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas

OSU's Todd Hubbs says Favorable Weather and Heavy Supplies Stifle Grain Markets

Oklahoma Braces for King Kong El Niño Despite Imminent Summer Drought Risks

Oklahoma Junior Wheat Show 2026 Offers Scholarships and Opportunities for Young Wheat Producers

Oklahoma Wheat Harvest Nears 95% Completion Facing Heavy Rains and Historic Drought

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