Cheryl Hyde teaches second graders at Lexington, OK and she was recently named the Ag in the Classroom Teacher of the Year. She describes how she teaches agriculture to enquiring little second graders. OPEN: “How would you like to…†CLOSE: “…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau.†TIME: 1:58
HE STILL HAS TIME TO LOBBY LAWMAKERS
His wheat may be suffering from the drought but there is not much Brent Straub, Hobart, OK, can do about it. However, he can influence legislation and that is why he joined other young farmers in a visit to the capitol. OPEN: “The drought may have a …†CLOSE: “…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau.†TIME: […]
THE BEEF REPORT WITH JEFF JARONEK
Focus on Ag
IT RAINED…LAST SEPTEMBER…AND NARY A DROP SINCE
Jeff Jaronek’s farm near Cordell is officially classified as suffering from an extreme drought. It is especially hard for this young farmer as he will probably lose most of the 400 acres of wheat he planted last fall. OPEN: “It rained last September…†CLOSE: “…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau.†TIME: 1:57
HE’S LUCKY…SORT OF
It rained about 3 weeks ago on John Pfeiffer’s farm near Mulhall in north central Oklahoma. But that was the only rain, and strong winds have zapped the moisture. His wheat and pastures can’t hold on much longer. OPEN: “John Pfeiffer is one of the…†CLOSE: “…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau.†TIME: 1:47
FARM WOMEN FEED STATE LEGISLATORS
The annual Farm City Festival at the Capitol April 6 was a big hit with state legislators. The event was coordinated by OFB Women’s Committee Chairperson Kitty Beavers, Duncan, OK. OPEN: “So glad to see you…..†CLOSE: “….for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau.†TIME: 2:08
YOUNG FARMERS LEARN DURING STATE CONFERENCE
Young agriculturalists from around the state gathered in southwest Oklahoma in early April for the annual Young Farmers and Ranchers spring conference. Dustin talked with Pat Long from Guymon, OK. OPEN: “The future of agriculture looked…†CLOSE: “I’m Dustin Mielke…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau.†TIME: 1:45
FOOD PRICES BUMP UP SLIGHTLY IN FIRST QUARTER OF 2011
Farm Bureau’s market survey showed prices for 16 selected food items increased 4 percent in the first quarter. Economist John Anderson explains why. For more on how consumers can save $$, go to okfarmbureau.org OPEN: “Food prices are slightly…†CLOSE: “…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau.†TIME: 1:55
THE BEEF REPORT WITH JEFF JARONEK
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