Category: Ag News

Intelinair Launches New Postseason Data Analytics Suite For Full-Season Crop Management

 Intelinair, the makers of AGMRI and a leading ag data analytics company, today announced the achievement of Systems and Organization Controls (SOC) 2 (Type 1) compliance certification and a major milestone for the company. The rigorous SOC 2 compliance is a widely recognized framework comprising standards of data security, privacy, and operational integrity. Meeting the …

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Oklahoma State Capitol Report from the Radio Oklahoma News Network for Wednesday, March 27, 2024

Emergency Drought Commission Meets to Discuss Remaining Projects and Funding for 2024 Fiscal Year

On Tuesday, March 26, the Emergency Drought Commission met at the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture and Food Forestry to discuss the progress of drought relief projects across the state funded by the legislature and plans for the fiscal year of 2024. Following the meeting, Associate Farm Editor caught up with Ag Secretary Blayne Arthur and …

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Oklahoma Cash Grains Report for March 26, 2024

Justin Lewis Market Wrap-Up for March 26, 2024

Spring Wildfire Prevention and Protection

Oklahoma’s wildfire season runs from November through March when plant life and vegetation are dormant. What to know Dry air, low humidity levels and strong winds are the ideal conditions for outbreaks that can occur any time of year but are historically prevalent in March, the windiest month of the year. Oklahoma’s wide, open spaces, …

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45 Orgs Press EPA to Strengthen Water Pollution Control Standards for Slaughterhouses and Animal Rendering Facilities

Forty-five community, environmental, and animal welfare organizations—together representing tens of millions of people across the United States—filed public comments yesterday with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, pressing for strong protections against water pollution from slaughterhouses and animal rendering facilities. The EPA published a proposal to strengthen existing protections in January 2024, following lawsuits from several …

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Flood Insurance Awareness Month Proclamation

Oklahoma is no stranger to flooding. With its diverse geography and intense weather patterns, the state frequently experiences flood events that cause both the tragic loss of lives and significant property damage. Some Oklahoma communities have already faced floods in 2024. That’s why the Oklahoma Water Resources Board, the Oklahoma Floodplain Managers Association, and Governor …

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New Blog Post: NASDA Foundation Empowers Environmental Stewardship on Farms

Farmers and ranchers have long been stewards of the land, feeding the world while also protecting natural resources. Today, when confronted by unprecedented natural disasters and other environmental challenges, their role as stewards has never been more important. The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture Foundation recognizes this responsibility and encourages the use of …

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U.S. Cotton Protocol’s Tillman White Outlines Upcoming Deadlines for Producers

KC Sheperd, Farm Director, is visiting with the Program Operations Manager for the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol, Tillman White, talking about a few deadlines coming up for cotton producers. “The enrollment period for 2024 U.S. cotton producers who want to enroll in the Trust Protocol is currently open, and the application for the U.S. Climate Smart …

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