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Three-time World’s Greatest Horsemen winner Corey Cushing was in Okeechobee on Jan. 14 and 15 ... more
University of Florida scientists will use artificial intelligence technology to quantify damage to fruits and vegetables... more
Some consumers are experiencing sticker shock at the high price of eggs in the grocery store. more
Milking R Dairy combines new technology with old-fashioned values to help provide Florida with a safe and sustainable food supply. more
On Dec. 21, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the EPA to reconsider its decision to expand the use of sulfoxaflor … more
From the Archives highlights interesting stories from the over 100 year history of Okeechobee News, many of which have never been online before. more
WASHINGTON, D.C. —  On Dec. 20, a federal appeals court  granted the EP) request to reconsider evidence that a commonly used herbicide … more
“The outside of a horse is good for the inside of a man.” – Winston Churchill more
The American cattle industry started in Florida, Judge Nelson Bailey told those gathered fo... more
FAWN stations can come in handy for farmers and nurseries this time of year, as we approach cooler weather in Florida. more
With inflation continuing to rise and the holidays just around the corner, keeping produce fresh... more
Chilli thrips are a nuisance to rose growers, as their feeding causes foliar and flower damage. more
Two calves in Okeechobee are helping school children all over Florida learn about dairy farms. more
OKEECHOBEE – Cow power may soon be heating a home or powering a vehicle near you. more
OKEECHOBEE -- The Sutton Rucks family was honored at the 2022 Farm City Luncheon at the Okeechobee Agri-Civic Center on Nov. 17. more
Lawns, playing fields, golf courses, parks and many other outdoor areas are part of the multi-billion-dollar turfgrass industry. more
University of Florida economists continue to hone data sets and methods to improve predictions... more
The Okeechobee County Farm Bureau has earned a coveted award for its achievements in the past year. more
The crack of whip, echoing as loud as a gunshot across the Florida prairie, is part of Florida’s heritage. more
The Okeechobee Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors recently approved payment... more
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