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#DYK? By looking at a seed bag, reading the label, and working with your local seed dealer, you can be confident that you're getting the best product possible to meet your individual needs. #JustGrowIt #WhatsInABag betterseed.org/whats-in-a-bag/

OSU Wheat Varieties Sweep Top 10 Spots in 2026 Oklahoma Variety Report dlvr.it/TRL41Q

This may be an intersting read for some of you: Even short periods of extreme heat and drought could put harvests at risk farmersguide.co.uk/arable/cereals…

Our rain and storm chances will increase Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday, as a cold front and storm system move across the region. It will not rain all the time and there is a chance that some locations will receive little or no rain. #okwx #texomawx

"USDA forecasts larger wheat, soybean carryout." via @worldgrain world-grain.com/articles/22457…

I haven’t seen any problems with our prod. fields. germination % on each equal? One thing I remember well about Duster, it tillers a lot and is usually smaller seeded compared to Showdown. It is recommended to plant SD at higher rate if grazing as it doesn’t tiller as well

The first hollow stem stage indicates the beginning of stem elongation and is a good indicator of when producers should remove cattle from wheat pasture. See the latest FHS update below. osuwheat.com/2026/03/02/fir…

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What the Latest WASDE Report Means for Farmers - Market Monitor with Dr. Todd Hubbs youtube.com/watch?v=DYb9IV…

How Dry Conditions are Shaping this Year's Wheat Crop youtube.com/watch?v=V_cEuO…

Introducing our newest variety, Wyatt! news.okstate.edu/articles/agric…

Jeff Boedeker of Waukomis was recently recognized "for his exciting enthusiasm and support of OSU and OGI genetics" with the first James Butler Award as "a new OGI seed producer who has exhibited explosive acceleration off the starting blocks" as he begins his tenure with OGI!

Andrew Hoelscher, founder and president of Farm Strategy, gives meeting attendees an update on the three OX varieties to come out of the OSU wheat breeding program - Breadbox, Firebox and Paradox.

An OSU economist specializing in agricultural commodity markets, Dr. Todd Hubbs discusses the current wheat market outlook with attendees at OGI's annual meeting on February 12th.

Dr. Amy Hagerman, as an Associate Professor at Oklahoma State University, often speaks on issues related to agriculture and food policy. Here, she gives a farm policy update to OGI annual meeting attendees.

Dr. Brett Carver, OSU wheat breeder, announces the newest OSU wheat variety Wyatt, combining yield potential and strong management fit.

Oklahoma Peanuts: High Quality and Shifting Markets Define the 2025-2026 Outlook dlvr.it/TQxgfr

Oklahoma Genetics, Inc. plays a critical role in promoting the outstanding genetics coming out of the Oklahoma State University wheat breeding program. Here OGI presents a check to OSU representing royalties on '25 sales as we continue our part in funding that important mission.

Dr. Allan Fritz, K-State wheat breeder and long-term friend of the OSU wheat breeding program, has been an important collaborator between these two university programs. Here he speaks to OGI annual meeting attendees on the importance of US wheat exports in feeding the world.

The Shirley Farms family has a long history with Oklahoma Genetics, Inc. Joe Shirley (L) served for many years on the OGI Board, most recently as it's Chairman. His son Biron Shirley (R) is OGI's newest Board member. Congratulations Biron!