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Fisher Ag Enterprises, Inc. The Fisher family has farmed for more than 100 years in NE Oklahoma. We grow crops, sell custom-mixe

Who knew? Eggs are the answer!
10/18/2026

Who knew? Eggs are the answer!

egg whites are a sustainability contender? ♻️ Microplastics are a massive environmental challenge, but innovative research shows that egg whites could be a solution. Inexpensive, accessible, and resource-efficient!

Register at the link below.🔗: https://okla.st/4wWoyx1 You’ll get real-world experience in: • Ear-tagging, castrating & t...
09/13/2026

Register at the link below.
🔗: https://okla.st/4wWoyx1
You’ll get real-world experience in:
• Ear-tagging, castrating & tattooing
• Hoof trimming & electric fence building
• Nutrition & ration balancing
• Forage testing & farm business planning
• FAMACHA testing & f***l egg count
• Reproduction, ultrasound, neonatal care and more!

Join us for the Oklahoma Meat Goat & Sheep Boot Camp!
October 19–21, 2026
Pontotoc County Agri-Plex in Ada, Oklahoma

You’ll get real-world experience in:
• Ear-tagging, castrating & tattooing
• Hoof trimming & electric fence building
• Nutrition & ration balancing
• Forage testing & farm business planning
• FAMACHA testing & f***l egg count
• Reproduction, ultrasound, neonatal care and more!

Register at the link below.
🔗: https://okla.st/4wWoyx1

Try it!
09/13/2026

Try it!

🥚🍂 Can you really balance an egg only on the Fall Equinox?

It’s one of the season’s most famous bits of folklore: Stand an egg upright on the equinox, when the Earth is supposedly in perfect “balance.”

But is it true? Link In Comments

Oklahoma wheat history!
09/13/2026

Oklahoma wheat history!

America 250: 1893

By 1893, hard red winter wheat was widely adopted across northern and western Oklahoma, where the crop was well suited to the region’s growing conditions.

It was another important step in wheat becoming a lasting part of Oklahoma agriculture — a legacy that continues in our fields today.

Follow along as we explore wheat’s role in 250 years of American history.

The link to our wheat history timeline is in the first comment.

Heat. Horses. Hydration.
08/15/2026

Heat. Horses. Hydration.

When a horse sweats, it loses more than water.

In the August 2026 digital edition of Oklahoma Farm & Ranch, Ann Asher explains when electrolytes may benefit horses that are working, hauling or competing in hot weather. The article also covers daily salt needs, safe supplement use and why electrolytes should never replace clean water or veterinary care.

Read “When Horses Need More Than Water” here:
https://cdn.etype.services/Production_Prod/Jobs/207/2026-07-31/543839/FlippingBook/Oklahoma-Farm-and-Ranch_543839/16/index.html

Browse the OKFR archives:
https://publisher1.etype.services/Oklahoma-Farm-and-Ranch/archives

08/15/2026

America 250: The wheat that changed the Great Plains

Some of the most important changes in American agriculture began with something as small as a seed.

When Mennonite immigrants brought Turkey Red wheat from Eastern Europe to the Great Plains in the 1870s, they introduced a wheat well suited to the region's challenging growing conditions. Its success helped establish hard red winter wheat across the Central and Southern Plains and provided the foundation for generations of wheat varieties that followed.

That legacy continues in Oklahoma, where hard red winter wheat remains an important part of our agricultural landscape.

We're celebrating America's 250th birthday by looking back at the people, innovations and milestones that helped shape our nation's wheat industry.

Your dedication to your animals will keep them healthy and alive!
08/15/2026

Your dedication to your animals will keep them healthy and alive!

Most animals fully recover from New World screwworm – but it requires early detection and prompt treatment. 🐈🐕🐎🐑🐐🐂

Help your animals by checking them frequently for signs of infestation and reporting anything suspicious.

Our partners at U.S. Food and Drug Administration continue to ensure veterinarians have access to preventive and treatment options for NWS, supporting rapid response in affected areas.

Visit www.Screwworm.gov for more info on treatments and how to report.

08/15/2026

🍂 Fall 2026 could bring some big weather swings.
(Link In Comments)

The Farmers’ Almanac is calling for a warm start to fall, followed by a noticeable turn toward colder, wetter weather as the season goes on — and some parts of the country could even get an early taste of winter by mid-October.

See what’s forecast for your region and what could be coming by Thanksgiving. 👇Full Fall 2026 forecast in the comments.

Address

29335 S 257th West Avenue
Bristow, OK
74010

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 4pm
Sunday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

(918) 367-6382

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