Representing ONSY Made Easy
- Amarie Griffeth - Bartel
- Sep 14, 2022
- 1 min read
Did you know the Oklahoma National Stockyards is the world’s largest stocker and feeder cattle market? Did you know the stockyards is on track to sell more than 450,000 head of cattle? And, did you know we may see nearly 200,000 tourists across our catwalk this year?
Why is this so important? People, near and far, love the stockyards — they love to sell here and they love to simply experience American agriculture at its finest.
When they go home, they also love to represent they stockyards.
Because of this, the Oklahoma National Stockyards is pleased to announce our new merchandise line, comprised of pocket t-shirts coming in three colors, three different graphic t-shirts, and five hat designs. The t-shirts come in sizes small to 2XL.
The items are available for purchase in the Livestock Exchange Building, office 107, located at 2501 Exchange Ave. Cash, card and check are accepted to purchase the merchandise.
Stop by the stockyards to get your new Oklahoma National Stockyards gear.
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