Category: Ag News

OSU introduces Oklahoma Hydronet to Improve Water Management

Oklahoma State University researchers have partnered with other state and federal entities to improve the management of water resources across the state. “We’re trying to create a world-class water monitoring network for our state to complement what we already have, which is a world-class meteorological network with the Oklahoma Mesonet,” said Tyson Ochsner, professor of …

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Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Agreement between Seven Federal Agencies to Implement the American Climate Corps

Seven agencies sign Memorandum of Understanding to shape President Biden’s American Climate Corps Administration announces listening sessions in January to hear directly from prospective applicants. Today, the Biden-Harris Administration is taking critical steps to advance the American Climate Corps, a landmark initiative announced by President Biden earlier this year to train the next generation of …

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Certified Ag Dealers Partner with Pro Rodeo Athletes and Deliver Value to Farmers and Ranchers

At the Certified Agriculture Dealership booth at the 2023 National Association of Farm Broadcasters Convention, Associate Farm Editor, Reagan Calk, had the chance to talk with the team about how Certified Ag Dealers are filling the gap between the agricultural buyer and the commercial automotive industry. Certified Ag Dealerships aim to provide farmers and ranchers …

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Drummond launches Winter Storm Uri tipline

Attorney General Gentner Drummond has launched an online tip form where the public can report allegedly illegal conduct related to energy costs during Winter Storm Uri. The tipline, located on the Attorney General’s website (oag.ok.gov), is designed to collect information about market manipulation and any other questionable activity related to artificially inflated natural gas prices …

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Seasons Greetings from the National Corn Growers Association

As we near the end of the year, we want to recognize the hard work of our nation’s corn growers with a little help from Santa. From everyone at the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA), we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 

2023 Wrapped: Congressman Brecheen’s Top Media Hits

As we reach the conclusion of Congressman Brecheen’s first year in office, here are some of the top media highlights of the year in case you might have missed it.  Live TV: 2. Congressman Brecheen Joined NewsNation to discuss the New Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, 10/25/23 3. Congressman Brecheen joined Fox News to …

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Anaplasmosis: An Ongoing Battle

On today’s Cow-Calf Corner, Dr. Rosslyn Biggs talks about Anaplasmosis. Bovine anaplasmosis is caused by the rickettsial bacteria, Anaplasma marginale. It invades the red blood cells leading to early signs such as fever, anemia, pale mucous membranes, weakness, and loss of appetite. As the disease progresses, excitement, jaundice, incoordination, and death may be seen. Abortions …

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2024 Beef Industry Politics at Play with NCBA’s Ethan Lane

Senior Farm and Ranch Broadcaster, Ron Hays is talking with the Vice President of Governmental Affairs at the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, Ethan Lane, about politics impacting the beef industry. “Everything is in play right now,” Lane said. “Obviously, everyone is watching the debates and watching those races shape up, speculating on the future of …

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Rep. Cole’s Column: The Imperative of a Robust National Defense

In an era marked by unprecedented global challenges, the necessity for a strong national defense has never been more apparent. The tumultuous events that have unfolded across our world and the threats we face in the near future stress the urgent need for a resilient common defense capable of protecting American interests and values on …

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R-CALF USA CEO Bill Bullard: Free Trade Distorts Domestic Cattle Prices

Commentary by Bill Bullard, CEO, R-CALF USA Let’s go over some basics: First, the value of light-weight cattle is the expected future value of the animal when it reaches slaughter weight. Second, the fed cattle cash market is the industry’s price discovery market and the primary starting point used to formulate an expected future value …

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