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Many In The Cattle Industry Cautiously Optimistic
Many In The Cattle Industry Cautiously Optimistic
Many In The Cattle Industry Cautiously Optimistic
Cautious optimism is the predominant attitude among a majority of cattle producers six weeks into the New Year. “Cautiously in the sense that we’ve got a new administration coming in that we’re fully anticipating a lot of new regulatory ideas, a lot of new challenges that are going to be very difficult for us to maneuver and we’re going to have to be very vigilant as we move forward in that sense,
Republican Senators Criticize Biden Action on Keystone XL Pipeline
Republican Senators Criticize Biden Action on Keystone XL Pipeline
Republican Senators Criticize Biden Action on Keystone XL Pipeline
Following the executive orders signed by President Joe Biden, a group of Republican Senators announced opposition to the halting of construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline. The effort was led by Senator Steve Daines of Montana and Republicans from Idaho, Wyoming, Kansas, Oklahoma and North Dakota ...
Vegan Food Company Sues Oklahoma Over Product Label Law
Vegan Food Company Sues Oklahoma Over Product Label Law
Vegan Food Company Sues Oklahoma Over Product Label Law
Oklahoma has a new law governing labeling for some vegan products. A vegan company doesn’t like that and has filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court of western Oklahoma. The suit was filed by Upton’s Naturals Company, an Illinois-based business that sells plant-based foods, and the Plant-Based Foods Association, a group with 170 members. The Tul ...
FFA Membership Reaches Record
FFA Membership Reaches Record
FFA Membership Reaches Record
The National FFA Organization this week announced a record-high student membership of 760,113, an increase from last year’s 700,170 members. The top five student membership states are Texas, California, Georgia, Florida and Oklahoma. I ...
RAMP-Up Act Would Increase Packing Capacity, Supporters Say
RAMP-Up Act Would Increase Packing Capacity, Supporters Say
RAMP-Up Act Would Increase Packing Capacity, Supporters Say
The Requiring Assistance to Meat Processors for Upgrading Plants, or RAMP-UP Act, seeks to increase the nation’s meat packing capacity. The bipartisan House bill was recently introduced by Oklahoma Republican Frank Lucas and Minnesota Democrat, and Ag Chairman Collin Peterson. Lu ...
Winter Wheat Harvest Moves To The Northwest
We've reached the half way point of winter wheat harvest nationally. "Reaching 56% completion by July 5th. One point ahead of the 5 year average and substantially ahead of last year's 42%," said USDA Meteorologist, Brad Rippey. He added at this point Oklahoma is the first major production state to wrap up harvest ...
Stripe Rust Found On The Palouse
Stripe Rust Found On The Palouse
Stripe Rust Found On The Palouse
According to Washington State university’s Dr. Xianming Chen, stripe rust has been discovered in winter wheat on the Palouse. Earlier this week, stripe rust was discovered on susceptible varieties in WSU’s experimental fields around Pullman. This is t ...
Cold Weather Has Negatively Impacted U.S. Wheat
Cold Weather Has Negatively Impacted U.S. Wheat
Cold Weather Has Negatively Impacted U.S. Wheat
A mid-April cold wave took its toll on winter wheat. "First of all I want to take a look at the winter wheat heading numbers, that’s real important when looking at some of the vulnerable acreage," said USDA meterologist Brad Rippey. "An ...
Lawmakers Introduce SALE Act
Lawmakers Introduce SALE Act
Lawmakers Introduce SALE Act
Supporters say legislation introduced this week would address livestock industry issues relating to dealer payment default. Republicans, Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, Monday, introduced the Securing All Livestock Equitably, or SALE Act ...

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