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06/15/2026

Prescribed burn season🧐🔥

Prescribed burning is often thought of as a cool-season tool, but timing can make a big difference depending on land goals, weather conditions and what a landowner is trying to accomplish.

In the June issue of Oklahoma Farm & Ranch, “Prescribed Burning Beyond the Usual Season” takes a closer look at how burning outside the traditional window can benefit native plants, wildlife habitat and pasture management when done safely and with the right planning.

Read the article here:
https://cdn.etype.services/Production_Prod/Jobs/207/2026-05-29/531099/FlippingBook/Oklahoma-Farm-and-Ranch_531099/12/index.html

You can also visit the OKFR archives to read the full June issue, browse past editions, and sign up to receive each new digital issue in your inbox.

Archives:
https://publisher1.etype.services/Oklahoma-Farm-and-Ranch/archives

06/15/2026

📅 MARK YOUR CALENDAR! 🌾

Join us for the Oklahoma Wheat Growers Annual Meeting on Wednesday, July 8 at the Stafford Air & Space Museum in Weatherford.

As harvest season continues across Oklahoma, we want to wish everyone a safe and plentiful harvest. Whether you are still in the field or already wrapping up, we look forward to bringing our wheat growers family together this July.

More details and a full schedule will be shared soon, but for now, be sure to save the date and add it to your calendar!

We look forward to seeing you in Weatherford! 🌾

06/15/2026

🌾 𝙑𝙞𝙚𝙬 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙬𝙚𝙚𝙠’𝙨 𝙝𝙖𝙧𝙫𝙚𝙨𝙩 𝙧𝙚𝙥𝙤𝙧𝙩 𝙖𝙩 http://bit.ly/49XuhcB.

Harvest is underway for winter wheat classes, with HRW progress slowed by frequent rain across the southern and central Plains and SRW harvest expanding in southern states. Recent moisture has helped stabilize spring wheat and durum conditions in the Northern Plains, though crop ratings remain mixed, and additional moisture will be needed in drier areas. Soft white wheat conditions in the Pacific Northwest remain mostly favorable as winter wheat advances toward maturity.
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📸 Featured photo by Peterson Farms, Kansas

06/11/2026

**ANIMAL MOVEMENT RESTRICTION UPDATE**
While there has not been a confirmed case of New World Screwworm in Oklahoma, ODAFF continues to work closely with our partners at USDA to monitor its spread.

Please see the updated animal movement restrictions below.

New World Screwworm is an invasive pest that primarily infests livestock and wildlife but will infest any warm-blooded mammal. New World Screwworm does not impact food and the food supply is safe.

It is important to frequently inspect all livestock, pets and captive wildlife for signs of NWS.

Report any suspicious wounds or suspected cases of NWS immediately to your local veterinarian, local County Extension Agent, or the ODAFF State Veterinarian at 405-522-6141.

06/04/2026

Women! In! Agriculture!

Registration is now open for this year's conference! Here is the link to register: https://extension.okstate.edu/events/women-in-ag
We will be posting breakout session highlights soon. Can't wait to see everyone!

06/03/2026

Oklahoma Wheat Crop Update — June 2, 2026

Oklahoma wheat harvest is moving, but this crop is showing just how much drought, spring heat and scattered rain can change the story from field to field.

In this Oklahoma Wheat Crop Update from the Oklahoma Wheat Commission, Dave Deken reports from Noble County as combines continue rolling across the state. Pete Matthiesen of Matthiesen Farms near Billings shares what he is seeing in the field, and Dr. Todd Hubbs, Oklahoma State University extension grain marketing specialist, breaks down what Oklahoma wheat producers should know about prices, basis, global supply and demand.

This update is for producers, grain handlers, rural communities and anyone who wants a clearer look at how Oklahoma wheat moves from the field to the elevator — and why this year’s crop matters beyond the farm gate.

Follow the Oklahoma Wheat Commission for more harvest updates, field reports, market insight and wheat industry news.

See the link in the first comment to view the update.

05/30/2026

Wheat crops are complex🤨

NOTE: The video in the link has been updated as of 1:08 p.m.

Oklahoma Wheat Crop Update — May 27, 2026

Oklahoma wheat harvest is moving fast, and this crop update gives producers a field-level look at what is happening across the state.

In this Oklahoma Wheat Crop Update from the Oklahoma Wheat Commission, we take a closer look at current wheat conditions, harvest progress, crop stress, yield expectations and the impact of recent weather across Oklahoma wheat country. From dryland fields to areas that caught timely moisture, this update helps producers, grain handlers, crop consultants and wheat industry partners understand what to watch as combines move through the state.

This update covers:

• Current Oklahoma wheat crop conditions
• Harvest timing and field progress
• Drought stress and moisture differences by region
• Yield potential and crop variability
• Disease, pest and late-season management considerations
• What producers should keep an eye on as harvest continues

Oklahoma’s wheat crop is never the same from one field to the next, and this season is showing just how much weather, timing, variety selection and management can shape final results.

View the report in the first comment.

05/30/2026

The warm weather and sunshine are more than a reason to go support local farmers, enjoy fresh flavors and make a difference in your community. 👨‍🌾☀

Visit your local farmers markets and hubs today! 🍯🥦🍑🍉

Go to: oklahomaagritourism.com, click the “Activities” tab, and select the “Farmers Markets and Hubs” page to find an Oklahoma farmers market near you!

There are over 50 farmers market locations across our state!

05/27/2026

02/16/2026

Specialty crops reporting due soon👇

📢 Attention specialty crop & sugar producers impacted by unfair market disruptions.

USDA just announced $1B in assistance through the Assistance for Specialty Crop Farmers Program for commodities not covered through the previously announced Farmer Bridge Assistance program.

⏳ Deadline: Report your 2025 acres to USDA Farm Service Agency by March 13, 2026.

Details: https://www.usda.gov/about-usda/news/press-releases/2026/02/13/usda-announces-assistance-specialty-crop-farmers-impacted-unfair-market-disruptions