Rooted in Legacy: This award-winning farmer reflects on his love for his family and the land

John Pfeiffer has dedicated his life to his family, taking care of the land and his livestock, and serving his community. It is why he is being inducted into the Oklahoma Ag Hall of Fame!

The Oklahoma Farm Bureau introduces us to him as he tells us why he loves what he does.

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