Weekly News Roundup

Oklahoma Farm Bureau is proud to continue supporting the future of Oklahoma agriculture through events such as Wednesday’s Tulsa State Fair Night of Champions Scholarship Presentation. Congratulations to each of the 4-H and FFA members that sold their animals!

Due to scheduling conflicts, the Progressive Agriculture Safety Day sponsored by Oklahoma Farm Bureau and Oklahoma 4-H scheduled for Oct. 15 is postponed until the spring of 2022.

Help support service learning in your community by applying for the $1,000 OKFB Foundation for Agriculture Community Harvest Grant Program. Open to FFA chapters and 4-H clubs, the grant can provide support for developing a community garden, creating a school pantry and so much more.

Oklahoma Farm Bureau women from across the state are invited to join fellow Farm Bureau women for several events held in conjunction with the OKFB Annual Meeting.

Are you between that ages of 18 and 35? If so, you have the chance to participate in a  variety of OKFB YF&R competitive events during the organization’s annual meeting Nov. 5-7.

American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall commented yesterday on the appointment of Rod Snyder as the Environmental Protection Agency agriculture advisor. With several critical initiatives and regulations that directly affect producers, including the new WOTUS rule, Duvall shares his enthusiasm in working closely with Snyder.

Gather with fellow farmers and ranchers Jan. 7-12, 2022, in Atlanta, Georgia, for the 2022 American Farm Bureau Convention. Registration is now open for the in-person convention with a virtual option for portions of the event to those not attending in-person