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Plant Breeding - Part One
Farm of the Future
The yield increases of recent decades have been more due to genetic improvements than agronomic improvements.
Cattle Folks Can Expect Better Days Ahead
California Ag Today
Despite a troublesome past couple of years for the cattle industry across the nation, one economist says producers can expect better days ahead.
California Walnut Forecast Down Slightly and Vilsack on ReConnect Program
The Agribusiness Update
The forecast for California's walnut crop is down slightly even though growers think otherwise, and Ag Secretary Vilsack announces new funds for ReConnect program.
How to produce corn sileage
Line on Agriculture
DEKALB technical agronomist David Heimkes provides general recommendations to help dairy farmers achieve a successful silage harvest.
NAWG on Farm Bill Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
National Association of Wheat Growers President Nicole Berg testified before the House Ag Committee about the Title II Conservation Programs in the upcoming Farm Bill.
Delta Air Lines Readies Refinery to Process Biofuels
Land & Livestock Report
Delta Air Lines Readies Refinery to Process Biofuels
Pests and the Public Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
Pests are a big problem for Washington's tree fruit industry, but untended orchards and backyard fruit trees are a major breeding ground for critters like apple maggots, coddling moths, and others.
Drought Concerns Linger
Market Line
Western Corn Belt yields remain a concern due to Summer heat and drought.
Brian Searle
Idaho Ag Today
In a statement outlining plans for a future building improvement, Brian Sewell, president of the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation, outlined some of the tenets.
More conservation
Sportsman's Spotlight
NWTF Inks Expanded Forest Conservation Agreement with USDA/NRCS
Fruit Bites for September 27-29 ... 2022 Signoff
Fruit Bites
Fruit Bites for September 27-29 ... 2022 Signoff
Line Right Up! $500M in Fertilizer Grants Coming Soon!
Southeast Regional Ag News
The Administration announced Tuesday that $500 million in grants have been made available to increase American-made fertilizer production.
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