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'They need to be doable': As certification processes change, Oklahoma farms review options

Summary by Enid News & Eagle
John and Kris Gosney were the first Oklahoma cattle and grain producers to become organically certified, but after nearly 30 years of satisfaction and success, they’re considering dropping it.

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'They need to be doable': As certification processes change, Oklahoma farms review options

John and Kris Gosney were the first Oklahoma cattle and grain producers to become organically certified, but after nearly 30 years of satisfaction and success, they’re considering dropping it.

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Enid News & Eagle broke the news in on Saturday, March 21, 2026.
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