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Owner Applied Numbers Could Prevent Property Loss
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While owners can register their vehicles with a VIN numbers and their livestock with brands, the Tulare County District Attorney’s office wants you to do the same with your farm equipment, supplies, and personal property.
NASA Wants Producers to Drive Climate Solutions
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Bradley Dorn, Program Manager for the agriculture area in NASA’s Applied Research Program says NASA has been using satellites to look at agriculture on earth for the past 50 years.
USDA Grants Millions in Rural Broadband ReConnect Program
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is offering $714 million in grants and loans to connect thousands of rural Americans to affordable, high-speed internet.
You might be asking yourself, “well that sounds all fine and dandy on paper, but what does that actually mean?”
Read More Ag Tech Spotlight: RanchBot Water Monitoring System
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If you spend a lot of time checking water troughs, this monitoring technology could save you some hours.
California’s Water Reserves are Full, Are We Still in a Drought? Yes and No.
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Record-breaking rain and snow hammers California on the heels of the three driest years in Golden State record. With full reservoirs and snowpack on nearly every mountain range in the drought-ridden state, U.S. Drought Monitor says less than half of California remains under drought conditions.
New Holland’s Alternative Fuel Tractors
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The New Holland Alternative Fuel Tractors are here!
USDA Funding to Reduce Wildfire Risk
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Wildfires have devastated large parts of the western United States, including forests and grasslands. Thousands of wildfires have ripped through millions acres in California alone in the last five years. Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack says the USDA is releasing nearly two billion dollars for fuels and vegetation treatments to combat wildfires in the western U.S.
Farm Labor Reform Update
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Although immigration policy reform took a big step forward in 2021, the House couldn’t get it across the finish line before the new congress.
Kansas, California, and the Farm Bill
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The Farm Bill remains a priority for congress as its deadline for renewal approaches. Members of the House Ag Committee visited California to talk with producers earlier this year. House Ag Committee member from Kansas, Representative Tracey Mann joins us.
Farm Labor Reform Update
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Although immigration policy reform took a big step forward in 2021, the House couldn’t get it across the finish line before the new congress.
Prop 12 Reversal is Not Likely to be in Farm Bill
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Arkansas Senator John Boozman, Ranking Member of the Senate Ag Committee, traveled to Indiana Monday with Senators Mike Braun and Todd Young to hear from producers and talk about the upcoming Farm Bill.
Kansas, California, and the Farm Bill
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The Farm Bill remains a priority for congress as its deadline for renewal approaches. Members of the House Ag Committee visited California to talk with producers earlier this year. House Ag Committee member from Kansas, Representative Tracey Mann joins us.
Ag Tech Spotlight: RanchBot Water Monitoring System
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RanchBot Co-Founder and CEO Andrew Coppin is with us to highlight some key features of their water monitoring technology.
USDA Grants Millions in Rural Broadband ReConnect Program
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is offering $714 million in grants and loans to connect thousands of rural Americans to affordable, high-speed internet.
Farm Labor Reform Needs Local Support
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Although immigration policy reform took a big step forward in 2021, the House couldn’t get it across the finish line before the new congress.
Owner Applied Numbers Could Prevent Property Loss
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While owners can register their vehicles with a VIN numbers and their livestock with brands, the Tulare County District Attorney’s office wants you to do the same with your farm equipment, supplies, and personal property.
Prop 12 Reversal is Not Likely to be in Farm Bill
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Arkansas Senator John Boozman, Ranking Member of the Senate Ag Committee, traveled to Indiana Monday with Senators Mike Braun and Todd Young to hear from producers and talk about the upcoming Farm Bill.
Maintaining Wildfire Preparation is Vital
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Fires have started ripping through the west, and experts say this is only the beginning.
California Showers Remind Producers of Complicated Hydrology
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Record-breaking rain and snow hammers California on the heels of the three driest years in Golden State record. With full reservoirs and snowpack on nearly every mountain range in the drought-ridden state, U.S. Drought Monitor says less than half of California remains under drought conditions.
Maintaining Wildfire Preparation is Vital
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Fires have started ripping through the west, and experts say this is only the beginning.
California Agriculture and NASA
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Bradley Dorn, Program Manager for the agriculture area in NASA’s Applied Research Program says NASA has been using satellites to look at agriculture on earth for the past 50 years.
Certified Ag Dealers
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If you’re looking to get another work truck but aren’t sure who to trust with your investment, Pat Driscoll, CEO of Certified Agriculture Dealerships, wants you to check out their network of trusted dealers.
CA and Midwestern States Share Farm Bill Needs
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The Farm Bill remains a priority for congress as its deadline for renewal approaches. Members of the House Ag Committee visited California to talk with producers earlier this year. House Ag Committee member from Kansas, Representative Tracey Mann joins us.
CCA’s on Wildfires: the Golden State isn’t Prepared
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On the heels of a very wet spring, California ranchers brace for the upcoming fire season. The lack of prescription burning and increased fuel are both heavy concerns for Californians this year.