Oklahoma's original Ag radio network
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Oklahoma Farm Report - Conservation Districts are Well Poised To Work With The "Not In My Back Yard" Movement oklahomafarmreport.com/wire/…
President Trump to Speak with Farmers and Ranchers at Farm Bureau’s Annual Convention fb.org/newsroom/president-tr…
Decades past give insight into the future hpj.com/ag_news/decades-past… via @HighPlainsJrnl
Hopes for spike in U.S. farm exports to China dim ahead of trade... reut.rs/36HYeKY
Almond Board of California Response to The Guardian’s January 8, 2020 Article | Almond Board of California - Newsroom newsroom.almonds.com/content… via @almondboard
It's raining now but Oklahoma Ag Sec. Blayne Arthur says they are preparing for an active wildfire season.
Gary O'Neil, @USDA_NRCS State Conservationist, explains new conservation programs available to help land owners in 2020.
Joe Neal Hampton, Oklahoma Wheat Growers, says legislators will struggle with over 5,000 potential bill's during the upcoming 2020 session.
UHF electronic ID ear tags are probably the best going forward for animal traceability, says Dr. Rod Hall.
State Vet Dr. Rod Hall talking about the importance of animal ID this morning at #Agrifest in Enid.
IMPOSSIBLE PORK IS IMPOSSIBLE; VIOLATES LABELLING LAW nppc.org/impossible-pork-is-… via @nppc
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In October 2019, NPPC's Dr. Liz Wagstrom completed an 80-minute interview with journalist Lesley Stahl. The “60 Minutes” story that aired on Jan. 5, 2020, included less than two minutes of Dr. Wagstrom’s comments and failed to include critical information. nppc.org/hogsonthehill/nppc-…
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Animals, just like humans, should be cared for when they are sick. In the case of pigs, that may mean medications, like antibiotics, when prescribed by a veterinarian. The U.S. pork industry’s PQA® Plus training ensures safe and proper use of antibiotics. porkcares.org/our-practices/…
Borden files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection bizjournals.com/dallas/news/… via @DallasBizNews
