agriculture

Chinese investors have purchased a considerable amount of farmland and properties in the Sooner State and citizens are worried and wondering why?

Despite what you may have heard Oklahoma is thriving and the future of the Sooner State looks bright. A recent report card for the state shows high marks and steady improvement.

The challenges faced by ranchers in North Texas and across the United States are immense.

China and foreign-backed investors are buying up enormous amounts of farmland in rural Oklahoma. We're talking hundreds, even thousands of acres! Why are they doing this and is there any real potential threat?

Without a doubt Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt is the absolute coolest Gov. in the entire country! I'm just going to say it "Damn I'm proud of Oklahoma and our Governor!" Yesterday (05-12-21) Gov. Stitt hosted a quick cookout in OKC with local and area farmers, ranchers and grill loving Oklahomans. It was kind of a pop up cookout in that it took place on the side of the road on Southeast 15th Street in OKC near the PETA billboard.

Cameron University’s 26th Annual Beef Cattle Improvement Conference, presented by the Department of Agriculture, will examine “Marketing Strategies for Beef Production” on Thursday, November 21. The event starts at 6 p.m. in the McCasland Ballroom of the McMahon Centennial Complex on the CU campus...

Janlyn Griffin, executive director for Comanche County Farm Service Agency (FSA), reminds agriculture producers that sign up will end for the 2013 ACRE Program on June 3, 2013. The optional ACRE program, added under the 2008 Farm Bill, is an alternative revenue-based safety net to the price-based safety net provided by counter-cyclical payments...

Cameron University’s Department of Agriculture will host the 24th Annual Beef Cattle Improvement Conference, featuring keynote speaker Jim Whitt on Thursday, November 17. The conference will also include exhibits pertinent to the beef cattle industry.