Collin and Bayleygh Black of McClain County were honored with the Oklahoma Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Achievement Award on Saturday, Nov. 8, during the organization’s 84th annual meeting in Oklahoma City.
The Achievement Award recognizes Young Farmers and Ranchers who have excelled in their farming or ranching operation and have honed their leadership abilities through Farm Bureau and other activities and organizations.
“Winning this award means a lot to us,” Black said. “We work really hard to do what we do and to keep things going, and it’s nice to be recognized for it.”
The Blacks help manage their family’s third-generation farm, where they raise cattle, wheat, soybeans, corn and hay. They also operate a farm of their own in addition to owning and operating a small custom spreading business to provide fertilizer application and land management services to local farmers in the area.
As Achievement Award winners, the Blacks received a John Deere gator, courtesy of P&K Equipment. The Blacks also received an expense-paid trip to the 2027 AFBF Annual Meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina, where they will compete on a national level for the AFBF YF&R Achievement Award.
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Suggested Caption: (L to R) Oklahoma Farm Bureau Young Farmers & Ranchers Ex-Officio Member Tommy Salisbury presents Collin and Bayleygh Black of McClain County with the 2025 OKFB YF&R Achievement Award along with P&K Equipment’s Jeremy Johns and OKFB President Rodd Moesel during the organization’s awards banquet at the 2025 OKFB annual meeting Saturday, Nov. 8, in Oklahoma City. As Achievement Award winners, the Blacks received a John Deere gator, courtesy of P&K Equipment along with an expense-paid trip to compete in the AFBF Achievement Award competition during 2027 AFBF Annual Meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina.
