Oklahoma Senators James Lankford and Markwayne Mullin criticize President Trump’s decision to import beef from Argentina, warning of harm to U.S. producers.

Gov. Kevin Stitt asks federal court to fast-track Oklahoma’s Tyson Foods pollution case, calling for balance between environment and economy.

Six Oklahoma counties now face severe drought as dry weather continues with little relief expected in the coming week.

Oklahoma senators weigh new technologies like diesel fuel conversion and bacteria-based treatment to replace human sludge fertilizer and protect aquifers.

Plans to sell the Oklahoma National Stockyards have collapsed after an investment group pulled out. Rancher Chris Franklin had hoped to preserve cattle sales.

Oklahoma schools can now apply for $3 million in Local Food for Schools funding to buy fruits, vegetables, meat, eggs, and dairy directly from local farmers.

Farmers hit by droughts, floods, freezes, and other natural disasters in 2023–2024 can now apply for $16 billion in federal aid under the Supplemental Disaster Relief Program.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond, with 22 GOP counterparts, pushes back against Net-Zero investment standards, citing risks to agriculture and energy producers.