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Cybersecurity on the Farm
Farm of the Future
What actions should farmers take to keep their data and information secure?
Dairy Groups Call for Retaliatory Tariffs on Canada Part 2
California Ag Today
American dairy groups are calling on the U.S. government to implement retaliatory tariffs on Canada over its dairy policies. Thank you for joining us again for part two, Senior Vice President for Trade Policy National Milk Producers Federation Shawna Morris is back on to chat with us more on this topic.
More California Water Curtailments and Rural Land Market Continues Surge
The Agribusiness Update
State says more California water curtailments expected, and Rural land markets continue to surge.
Farmaction.com
Line on Agriculture
Report Exposes Meatpacking Monopoly’s Fake Shortages During Pandemic
E15 Out West Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Growth Energy's Chris Bliley talks about E15 and when drivers in Western states might see it available at the pump.
USDA Extends Deadline to June 15 for Public to Comment on Competition Challenges in Seed, Fertilizer, Other Agricultural Inputs, and Retail Markets
Land & Livestock Report
USDA Extends Deadline to June 15 for Public to Comment on Competition Challenges in Seed, Fertilizer, Other Agricultural Inputs, and Retail Markets
Kontos Cellars Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
Kontos Cellars would be a great place to stop the next time you're in Walla Walla and hoping to taste some of the "local" wines made there.
Uncertainty In Beef Market
Market Line
Feeder cattle hit a new low finishing last week as traders remain uncertain about the upcoming “Cattle On Feed Report”.
Eden High School
Idaho Ag Today
Eden is a tiny rural city in Jerome County, Idaho, United States.
Kid gets his 1st elk
Sportsman's Spotlight
A miss and a long walk in the middle of the night can certainly test the medal of any hunter.
Fruit Bites for May 17-19 Biorationals
Fruit Bites
Fruit Bites for May 17-19 ... Biorationals
Fungal Bat Disease Costing U.S. Agriculture Millions
Southeast Regional Ag News
A recent paper out of Colorado State University suggests the loss of bats due to White-nose syndrome costs U.S. agriculture up to $495 million a year.
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