Agriculture and Energy 2011
- Agriculture and Energy 2011
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Enid boasts historic skyline
Enid has lost a little bit of storage capacity since then, but it is still up there in the top three, along with Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn., and Hutchinson, Kan.
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On the move
Truck traffic this year has been typical of what normally is seen as elevators make room for the next crop. Another reason for the movement of grain is increased demand.
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No electric avenue in Enid
Whatever the reason for wanting to own an electric car, Enid residents may have trouble getting their hands on one.
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Fields of gold for northwest Oklahoma
Agriculture plays a huge role in the Enid area’s economy.
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Head of the class
“The single biggest challenge in 2011 is to prepare to reauthorize the comprehensive farm bill ...” Frank Lucas, chairman of the U.S. House Agriculture Committee
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Lesser bird, greater controversy
The lesser prairie chicken — a grassland, nesting bird present in regions of Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas — has been identified by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Department as a species of greatest conservation need in Oklahoma.
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Milking it for all it’s worth
The cattle market has seen record prices in recent months, possibly from high market demand.
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