Market Volatility and Geopolitical Shifts Impact Grain Markets - Oklahoma Farm Report
In a recent discussion between Farm Director KC Sheperd and OSU Crop Marketing Specialist Dr. Todd Hubbs, the conversation centered on the significant market volatility in the wheat, corn, and milo markets caused by ongoing geopolitical tensions and upcoming USDA reports. Dr. Hubbs noted that the conflict with Iran has triggered an energy price shock
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Fertilizer prices surge amid war on Iran, causing concern for Oklahoma farmers
Farmers depend on fertilizer to grow crops, but the Oklahoma Farm Bureau says prices are becoming restrictive.
OSU Wheat Varieties Sweep Top 10 Spots in 2026 Oklahoma Variety Report - Oklahoma Farm Report
Oklahoma State University /OSU wheat varieties have achieved a historic milestone, claiming all ten of the top spots for planted acres of Hard Red Winter Wheat in Oklahoma. According to the March 2026 Oklahoma Variety Report from the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, this marks the eighth consecutive year that OSU-developed varieties have led the
Oklahoma had a bumper wheat crop, but it's not alone. Here's what that means for producers
Despite last year’s mid-harvest rains, Oklahoma had a strong wheat crop. Fruitful harvests were seen in and outside the U.S., leading to an excess of wheat worldwide and a tougher market.
Texas Prepares for New World Screwworm - Oklahoma Farm Report
Texas Prepares for New World Screwworm: Chris Clayton of DTN writes: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday issued a statewide disaster declaration to better equip the Texas New World screwworm (NWS) Response Team to prevent the potential spread of the screwworm fly into Texas and to protect livestock and wildlife. "Although the New World screwworm
Oklahoma Farmers Face Uncertain Future as Comprehensive Farm Bill Splinters
Congress moved major farm programs into budget reconciliation instead of the traditional Farm Bill, leaving producers with a narrower legislative agenda ahead. Oklahoma cotton grower Charlcey Plummer grew her best crop ever in 2025 but profited the least. Rep. Frank Lucas says reconciliation provided certainty while a comprehensive bill remains stalled.
Strong Demand Ignites First Cattle Sale of the Year at OKC - Oklahoma Farm Report
On Tuesdays, Senior Farm and Ranch Broadcaster Ron Hays visits with Ben Hale of Western Livestock Auctions as he talks about the latest in the markets and more. Established in 1995, Western has grown into a multi-generational family-owned and operated business and stands as a symbol of tradition, excellence, and a deep-rooted passion for the
Rodenberger Reviews Historic 2025 Cattle Market, Offers 2026 Outlook - Oklahoma Farm Report
Rodenberger Reviews Historic 2025 Cattle Market, Offers 2026 Outlook and Major Herd Dispersal Details As 2025 wraps up and the cattle industry moves into 2026, Farm Director KC Sheperd caught up with Bob Rodenberger of Stockman’s Livestock Auction in Apache to review a year of historical highs and discuss what producers can expect in the
EHV Outbreak Explained by Dr. Jason Thorne - Oklahoma Farm Report
Associate farm reporter Carli Davenport spoke with Dr. Jason Thorne, a veterinarian and the owner of Territory Medicine in Weatherford, Oklahoma, about the ongoing EHV outbreak. The virus is believed to have originated at an event in Texas and has sparked widespread concern among horse owners, particularly in Oklahoma and Texas. Many organizations and boarding facilities have
“Be careful”: Texoma rancher has warning after losing $8,000 of hay
A Marietta rancher has a warning for other hay suppliers after losing $8,000 worth of alfalfa hay.
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