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Is Tillage a Problem for Organic Agriculture?
Farm of the Future
Certified organic farmers often have to utilize tillage to make up for the lack of chemical tools.
USDA Invests in Conservation Reserve Acres and Container Ship Rates Ease
The Agribusiness Update
The USDA is investing $10-million to sample, measure, monitor soil carbon on CRP acres, and Container ship rates show signs of easing for shippers.
Cactus Pears
Line on Agriculture
Study shows cactus pear as drought-tolerant crop for sustainable fuel and food.
Oregon's Animal Measure Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
IP-13, a ballot measure in Oregon, that's in the signature-gathering phase, would criminalize hunting, fishing, and raising livestock ... something that's come up on the radar at the Washington Policy Center.
Cattle Contract Library Act Introduced to Provide Pricing Leverage to Cattle Producers
Land & Livestock Report
Cattle Contract Library Act Introduced to Provide Pricing Leverage to Cattle Producers
Raspberry Challenges Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
Following a rough year, weather-wise, Washington raspberry growers have more challenges ahead.
Cattle Firm Up
Market Line
Cattle firm up, with cash prices adding some much-needed support to the market.
AI and rocks.
Idaho Ag Today
A rock picking robot from Idaho made it to the final four in the American Farm Bureau’s seventh Annual Ag Innovation Challenge.
10 common violations
Sportsman's Spotlight
Friendly reminder to hunters: 10 common violations that can easily be avoided
Fruit Bites for October 5 & 7 2021 Sign Off
Fruit Bites
Fruit Bites for October 5 & 7 ... 2021 Sign Off
Funding for Wood Market Innovation
Southeast Regional Ag News
$13 Million in Grants to Innovate Wood Products Industry
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