Hay, feed and the transportation to get it there are the most urgent needs right now for the ranchers that were able to save their cattle from the wildfires in northwest Oklahoma but lost their grass and hay. The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service is organizing donations of fencing supplies, hay, supplemental livestock feed and milk replacer. Anyone impacted by the fires and in need of these items is urged to call Oklahoma State University Cooperative Extension at (405) 590-0106, (405) 496-9329 or (405) 397-7912. Anyone who would like to donate the items listed above may also the numbers above to offer donations. They will match up people who have items or services to donate to producers needing help to rebuild fences, transport hay and similar farm and ranch activities. Critical fire weather conditions are expected in Texas and Oklahoma through Tuesday. Ongoing extreme and exceptional drought conditions will combine with low relative humidity values to create favorable wildfire spread conditions. For the latest information on the fires, including how to donate money, feed and supplies, CLICK HERE.
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