Recent rains have brought some relief to Oklahoma farmers and ranchers forced to deal with persistent drought over the past two years, but it likely will be too little, too late for some.
Registration has opened for a unique Cattlewomen’s Boot Camp planned by the Oklahoma State University Extension for June 5-7 at the Creek County Fairgrounds in Kellyville.
OKLAHOMA CITY – While much of Oklahoma has dealt with freezing temperatures and slick roads the past several weeks, the crew with Oklahoma State University Agriculture’s television show “Oklahoma Gardening”
Beef councils in Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas have fired a new salvo in an ongoing civil war over international trade in the U.S. beef industry, publishing a report claiming trade reductions could cost the nation’s agricultural economy more than $120 billion.