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Bats Suffer White Nose
Bat populations across the U.S. are being threatened and it just might cause problems for farmers.
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More On SRS Repayment
More today on the SRS repayments.
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Retroactive Cuts to SRS Payments
A bipartisan letter has been sent urging reconsideration of retroactive cuts to SRS payments.
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Improving Water Infrastructure
America's waterways are aging and steps are being taken to improve them.
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Another Layer of Protection
Thieves will have another thing to contend with when it comes to selling stolen scrap metal.
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The Smithsonian’s Ag Exhibit
Agriculture is being featured at the nations largest museum.
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Caution Urged with Pesticides
With springtime comes bugs and invasive pests and of course pesticide use.
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Cutting Farm Payments
Getting back on top of the fiscal situation may involve some dangerous cuts to agriculture.
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Supporting Rural Schools & Roads
Due to the nature of some states and the amount of federal land involved, funding for roads and schools can be an issue.
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Farm Prices Are Up
Even with everything that is going on you'd expect to see lower farm values.
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Obama on Energy
The President spends some time talking about energy.
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Cool Smoke BBQ
Just about time to start grilling those steaks! We have some great tips from an expert BBQ'er.
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National Day of the Cowboy
The cowboy is about to get some recognition in the State of Washington.
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Monsanto Helping Rural Schools
More today on the Monsanto America’s Farmers Grow Rural Education program.
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America’s Farmers Grow Rural Education
Rural school kids can benefit from Monsanto's America's Farmers Grow Rural Education program.
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Meeting Consumer Demand
Research is being done on potatoes and how that can affect consumer demand.
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Attracting Business
Oregon is trying to attract some of the California natural food business.
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Vilsack On Sequestration
There is still a lot of talk going around about how the sequestration could affect agriculture.
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College Urban Farming Program
An OSU course is teaching students how to farm in an urban area and local schools benefit.
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Sexual Harassment Training
Sexual harassment and assault needs a zero tolerance from the office to the farm.
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Fighting Weeds
Watershed restoration projects designed to help salmon and other endangered species could ultimately become endangered themselves if unwanted weeds get in the way.
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More On Acrylamide
What is being done to limit the acrylamide in some foods?
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Acrylamide Research
An industry expert takes a look at the acrylamide issue in the potato industry.
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Deadline Looming for Claims
The deadline is looming for women and Hispanics to submit a discrimination claim.
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Farm Policy’s Importance
If farm policy is affected by sequestration...how will that affect consumers.
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Lone Pine Film Festival Part 2
More today on the Lone Pine Film Festival.
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The Trail to Lone Pine
If you have ever watched an old cowboy movie you have more than likely seen the area surrounding Lone Pine, California and the Alabama Hills.
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Food Check-Out Week
This is Food Check-Out Week. Don’t know what that is?
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Taking Care of Your Horse
New products help your equine enjoy a better life.
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What Is Teff?
An exotic grain called teff is being grown in Idaho.
