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Georgia Agriculture and the FBI
Southeast Regional Ag News
In February, GDA officers assisted in the largest marijuana bust in Pierce County history. More recently, in collaboration with the DEA, they intercepted 2,500 pounds of methamphetamine hidden in a shipment of celery at the Atlanta State Farmer’s Market.
Federal Bill Legalize Pot and $43-billion for Rural Broadband
The Agribusiness Update
Three Senators propose a bill to legalize marijuana federally, and House Ag Committee commits $43-billion over eight years for rural broadband.
Cage-free Hens in Michigan and USMCA Frustrations in Ag
The Agribusiness Update
Michigan follows suit in Cal, Wa, Or and Mass as states banning caged egg-laying hens, and as delays continue with USMCA frustration grow in the Ag industry.
Bud Light's Corn Syrup Ad and Hemp with no THC
The Agribusiness Update
Bud Light backpedals after corn syrup Superbowl Ads, and Hemp developed with NO THC.
Law Makers Agree on Hemp Production PART 2
Farm of the Future
Law Makers Agree on Hemp Production PART 2
Gardner Standing Firm on States' Rights to Legal Pot
Colorado Ag Today
Gardner has so far held up at least 11 nominees and could put a halt to 20 more.
More Dicamba-Tolerant Soy in 2018 and USDA Tabs State Committee Appointees
The Agribusiness Update
Monsanto expects to double planting of dicamba-tolerant GMO soybeans in 2018, and Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue names FSA State Committee Appointees.
Colorado Reacts to DOJ's new stance on Pot
Colorado Ag Today
Legal marijuana producers and merchants can stay the course
Colorado's Legal Marijuana Industry Appears Safe for Now
Colorado Ag Today
Colorado's pot industry is not in imminent danger of being shut down.
7-5 NWR Contaminated Marijuana
Northwest Report
Washington state's Department of Agriculture says it has found traces of undisclosed pesticides in many of the marijuana-growing fertilizers and other products it tested recently.
Hemp Moves Forward
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Hemp used to be a major U.S. commodity and it just could be once again.
Watching the Winter Cutworm & Hemp Applications
Northwest Report
A new pest may be making its presence know in a big way this spring...and Oregon producers can now apply for a hemp license.
Heavy Haul Moves Forward & Pot Recall
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
The marijuana industry is trying respond to recent recalls...and moving ag products to port may be getting easier in the state.
Exotic Species Get Attention & Pesticides for Pot
Northwest Report
New, exotic species continue to invade the northwest...and Oregon looks at pesticides for marijuana growers.