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Chinese Team Explores the Blending Versatility of U.S. Wheat Classes at Wheat Marketing Center

June 22, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

The Chinese team examines how the different blends of U.S. wheat classes performed during a workshop at the Wheat Marketing Center. Photo Credit: Wheat Marketing Center Which wheat – or blend of wheats – works best for what product? That...

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Managing Limited Grain Volume: OSU’s Todd Hubbs Breaks Down Wheat Storage Economics and Shifting Global Markets

June 18, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

Oklahoma producers are moving rapidly through this year’s winter wheat harvest, tracking well ahead of last year’s pace with roughly 90 percent of the crop already complete, leaving producers focused on managing limited grain...

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Oklahoma Wheat Harvest Nears Completion as Short Crop Brings Quality Grain but Lower Production

June 17, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

Oklahoma's 2026 wheat harvest is nearing the finish line, but according to Oklahoma Wheat Commission Executive Director Mike Schulte, this year’s hard red winter wheat crop has been defined by drought, abandonment, and sharply redu...

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Oklahoma Wheat Harvest 90% complete, Amid Drought Recovery and Rain Challenges

June 16, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

Pic courtesy of Wooderson Farms The Oklahoma wheat harvest is rapidly approaching the finish line, with the Oklahoma Wheat Commission reporting the statewide harvest at 90% complete. While combining is wrapping up across most areas, oper...

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Evaluating the Global Wheat Landscape: Production Uncertainty and Geopolitical Shifts

June 12, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

While the domestic winter wheat crop continues to shrink, global wheat market dynamics and looming trade policy adjustments are keeping a lid on prices, preventing a significant price rally. Farm Director KC Sheperd recently sat down wit...

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Navigating the June WASDE Report: Rich Nelson on Supply and Demand Adjustments

June 11, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

The June World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report has officially been released, sparking widespread discussion across the agricultural sector regarding its implications for the upcoming marketing year. To break down...

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Small Business Concerns Deepen Over State Question 832 as Vote Approaches

June 8, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

The upcoming vote on State Question 832 is sparking significant concern across Oklahoma’s small business sector, with industry leaders warning of sweeping economic consequences. Farm Director KC Sheperd recently sat down with Jerrod Shou...

2025-2026 MY Exports Compared to Five-Year Average

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2025/2026 Year-End Numbers Reflect Solid Wheat Sales to Core and Swing Markets

June 5, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

Click to view the USW Commercial Sales Report. According to U.S. Wheat Associates, the 2025/2026 marketing year closed on May 31, 2026, and U.S. wheat export sales finished the year on a strong note, providing a buffer of support for far...

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Wheat Woes and Corn Belt Rain: Navigating the Brute Ag Market Downturn

June 4, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

The global agricultural commodities sector is locked in a severe ag market downturn, forcing producers to navigate a wave of grain price declines. Farm Director KC Sheperd sat down with OSU Extension Crop Marketing Specialist Todd Hubbs...

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Oklahoma Wheat Harvest Reaches 35 Percent Amid Drastic Yield Swings and Persistent Drought

June 2, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

The Oklahoma wheat harvest is officially underway, but the results rolling across the scales are telling two entirely different stories. According to the latest field data from the Oklahoma Wheat Commission, the statewide harvest is appr...

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Oklahoma Wheat Harvest Reaches 12%–14% Complete Amid Wide Crop Differences

May 27, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

pic courtesy of OK Wheat Commission FB Page The Oklahoma wheat harvest is moving rapidly, offering producers, grain handlers, crop consultants, and industry partners a field-level look at how the crop is shaping up across the state. Acco...

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Early Oklahoma Wheat Harvest Underway as Crop Conditions Struggle In This Weeks Crop Progress

May 26, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

According to the latest crop progress report released on May 26th, 2026, Oklahoma’s winter wheat headed is at 98%, while winter wheat conditions are rated 12% good to excellent, 56% poor to very poor, and 32% fair. Oklahoma winter wheat...

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Dr. Jayson Lusk Highlights OSU Investments in Wheat, Beef, and Agricultural Research

May 26, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

OSU agriculture investments are helping position Oklahoma producers for the future, according to Dr. Jayson Lusk, Dean of Agriculture at Oklahoma State University, who says new facilities, research initiatives, and stronger industry part...

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Kansas Wheat Quality Tour Finds Low Yields; Biofuel Demand Spurred by Geopolitical Tension

May 26, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

The agricultural sector continues to navigate a complex landscape of shifting weather patterns, policy developments, and global energy demands. To break down these challenges, University of Illinois Extension's Todd Gleason spoke with Ag...

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Annual Winter Wheat Tour Provides Direct Field Insights for USW Staff and Global Customers

May 25, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

Wheat customer from Panama measures potential wheat yield on Day 1 of the Wheat Quality Council’s annual winter wheat tour in Kansas. Ryan Olson, director of trade policy for U.S. Wheat Associates (USW), joined more than 60 people from 1...

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Rebuilding Oklahoma Soil Health: How Long-Term Manure Application Benefits Wheat Country

May 25, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

Producers across Oklahoma are constantly looking for innovative ways to manage rising fertilizer costs while maintaining productive fields. At the recent Oklahoma Wheat Field Day, Radio Oklahoma Ag Network Farm Director KC Sheperd caught...

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Market Uncertainty and Geopolitical Shifts Drive Fluctuations in Grain and Soybean Prices

May 21, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

The agricultural markets are experiencing notable volatility, driven by international political developments and shifting economic forecasts. Farm Director KC Sheperd recently sat down with Todd Hubbs from Oklahoma State University (OSU)...

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Wheat Disease Pressure in Oklahoma: OSU Expert Warns of Rising Wheat Streak Mosaic Concerns

May 21, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

Wheat disease pressure in Oklahoma has intensified this season, with multiple viruses and fungal infections affecting fields across the state, according to Oklahoma State University plant pathologist Dr. Meriem Aoun. Speaking during the...

Wheat Harvest in Jackson County- the variety is Ok Corral- provided by Fred Schmedt

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Oklahoma Wheat Harvest Kicks Off Weeks Ahead of Schedule- One of the Earliest Ever

May 20, 2026 · By Ron Hays · Ag News

Wheat Harvest near Hess in Jackson County May 14, 2026 The Oklahoma wheat harvest is officially underway, marking one of the earliest starts in recent memory, according to Mike Schulte, Executive Director of the Oklahoma Wheat Commission...

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Dr. Amanda Silva: Wheat Harvest Underway Across Oklahoma as Research Highlights Management Insights

May 19, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

An uncommonly accelerated growing season has wheat harvest already underway across parts of Oklahoma. To check on the crop's status and review the findings from recent field days, Farm Director KC Sheperd sat down with Dr. Amanda Silva,...

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Crop Progress: Oklahoma Winter Wheat Reaches 94% Headed

May 18, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

According to the latest crop progress report released on May 18th, 2026, Oklahoma’s winter wheat headed is at 94%, while winter wheat conditions are rated 12% good to excellent, 48% poor to very poor, and 40% fair. Kansas winter wheat he...

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Oklahoma Wheat Varieties and Disease Resistance Take Center Stage at Lahoma Wheat Field Day

May 15, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

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. Speak...

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Landmark E15 Legislative Shifts and Market Volatility Dominate Agricultural Outlook

May 14, 2026 · By KC Sheperd · Ag News

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 detai...

Kansas Wheat Crop Tour 2026- Poor Wheat in Meade County

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Kansas Wheat Crop Tour Day 2: "Brutal" Conditions and Stunted Yields Point to Short Crop

May 13, 2026 · By Ron Hays · Ag News

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 br...

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Crop Progress: Winter Wheat Headed Near Completion Despite Poor Ratings

May 11, 2026 · By Carli Davenport · Ag News

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 hea...

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Chinese Team Explores the Blending Versatility of U.S. Wheat Classes at Wheat Marketing Center

Managing Limited Grain Volume: OSU’s Todd Hubbs Breaks Down Wheat Storage Economics and Shifting Global Markets

Oklahoma Wheat Harvest Nears Completion as Short Crop Brings Quality Grain but Lower Production

Oklahoma Wheat Harvest 90% complete, Amid Drought Recovery and Rain Challenges

Evaluating the Global Wheat Landscape: Production Uncertainty and Geopolitical Shifts

Navigating the June WASDE Report: Rich Nelson on Supply and Demand Adjustments

Small Business Concerns Deepen Over State Question 832 as Vote Approaches

2025/2026 Year-End Numbers Reflect Solid Wheat Sales to Core and Swing Markets

Wheat Woes and Corn Belt Rain: Navigating the Brute Ag Market Downturn

Oklahoma Wheat Harvest Reaches 35 Percent Amid Drastic Yield Swings and Persistent Drought

Oklahoma Wheat Harvest Reaches 12%–14% Complete Amid Wide Crop Differences

Early Oklahoma Wheat Harvest Underway as Crop Conditions Struggle In This Weeks Crop Progress

Dr. Jayson Lusk Highlights OSU Investments in Wheat, Beef, and Agricultural Research

Kansas Wheat Quality Tour Finds Low Yields; Biofuel Demand Spurred by Geopolitical Tension

Annual Winter Wheat Tour Provides Direct Field Insights for USW Staff and Global Customers

Rebuilding Oklahoma Soil Health: How Long-Term Manure Application Benefits Wheat Country

Market Uncertainty and Geopolitical Shifts Drive Fluctuations in Grain and Soybean Prices

Wheat Disease Pressure in Oklahoma: OSU Expert Warns of Rising Wheat Streak Mosaic Concerns

Oklahoma Wheat Harvest Kicks Off Weeks Ahead of Schedule- One of the Earliest Ever

Dr. Amanda Silva: Wheat Harvest Underway Across Oklahoma as Research Highlights Management Insights

Crop Progress: Oklahoma Winter Wheat Reaches 94% Headed

Oklahoma Wheat Varieties and Disease Resistance Take Center Stage at Lahoma Wheat Field Day

Landmark E15 Legislative Shifts and Market Volatility Dominate Agricultural Outlook

Kansas Wheat Crop Tour Day 2: "Brutal" Conditions and Stunted Yields Point to Short Crop

Crop Progress: Winter Wheat Headed Near Completion Despite Poor Ratings

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