But Michael Kelsey, Oklahoma Beef Council, says that does not take into account the producer’s expenses. The bottom line…as long as consumer demand remains high, everybody in the beef industry benefits. OPEN: "How much of the consumer’s food…" CLOSE: "…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau." TIME: 1:42
THEY’RE THE BEST YOUNG FARMERS IN OKLAHOMA!
Chad and Danielle Budy, Alva, OK, were recently given the Oklahoma Farm Bureau Young Farmer and Rancher Achievement Award. They advise other young farmers to be persistent and to love the job. OPEN: "Chad and Danielle Budy know how…" CLOSE: "…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau." TIME: 2:03
SOUTH DAKOTA WINTER HARD ON CATTLE
And the ranchers who take care of the cattle! We recently talked with Jeffery Gatzke, Hitchcock, S.D., about caring for livestock in a part of the world known for brutal winter storms. His advice…don’t lick the pipes! OPEN: "When it snows in South Dakota…" CLOSE: "…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau." TIME: 1:51
HE HAS A LOVE/HATE RELATIONSHIP WITH WINTER
Scott Long, Gates, OK appreciates the recent winter snows, but the Panhandle rancher says he doesn’t like the cold. Recent snows have helped his wheat, especially where the wind didn’t blow it off the fields. OPEN: "Scott Long doesn’t mind…" CLOSE" "…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau." TIME: 1:57
Focus On Agriculture
THE BEEF REPORT WITH JODI NICHOLS (substitute for Michael Kesley)
PLENTY OF NATURAL SUGAR FOR EVERYONE
If you like the traditional pies, cookies and candy during the holiday season, than Luther Marquat has good news for you. He is with the American Sugar Alliance and he says there are tons of affordable sugar. OPEN: "Pecan Pie, pumkin pie…" CLOSE: "…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau." TIME: 1:36
CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTY…Part 3
Don Hankins, Lawton, OK, recalls meeting Santa Claus for the first time and getting a huge surprise. It was during the Depression and money was tight, but he fondly recalls the memories like it was yesterday. OPEN: "This is Don Hankin’s 67th…" CLOSE: "…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau." TIME: 1:56
CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRY…Part 2
Country kids had to get creative if they wanted extra spending money at Christmas time, says Damon Doye, Lawton, OK. The 60-something farmer describes Christmas as a young boy and his favorite gifts. OPEN: "Is Christams different today…" CLOSE: "…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau." TIME: 2:15
IT MAY BE CHRISTMAS, BUT…
The cattle still need to be fed! In this special report…Christmas in the Country…we hear from two Lawton, OK farmers, Don Hankins and Damon Doye, as they discuss their Christmas Day chores. OPEN: "Most of us will start Christmas…" CLOSE: "…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau." TIME: 1:31
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