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Avocado First-Timers and Ground Beef Sales Higher
The Agribusiness Update
Avocados are attracting a lot of first-time consumers, and ground beef sales up more than $1-billion.
Ag Secretary Updt and Food Sales
The Agribusiness Update
Another Interview for Ag Secretary and Restaurant Sales Top Home Food Sales for First Time
Hispanic Orchard Employee Education Program
Fruit Grower Report
The Hispanic Orchard Employee Education Program is now an I-BEST program.
Pew Hispanic Report
Fruit Grower Report
A look at a recent Pew Hispanic report on populations.
Pew Hispanic Report
Fruit Grower Report
New analysis shows a record 33.7 million Hispanics of Mexican origin resided in the United States.
Deadline Looming for Claims
Line on Agriculture
The deadline is looming for women and Hispanics to submit a discrimination claim.
Agribusiness Update for Tuesday 2/26/13
The Agribusiness Update
Agribusiness Update for Tuesday 2/26/13
D.C. Changes That Affect Fruit Growers
Fruit Grower Report
More on how the election has changed the tree fruit industry.
Agribusiness Update for Tuesday 2/12/13
The Agribusiness Update
Agribusiness Update for Tuesday 2/12/13
ESB 6635, Fish Consumption Rates, & Labor Shortage
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Measure signed into law that will give companies incentive to construct data centers and create jobs, and labor shortage hits asparagus growers.
Pew Hispanic Report
Line on Agriculture
A new report just out shows that the status of Mexican immigrants has changed dramatically.
Discrimination Claims & Sage Grouse Assistance
Northwest Report
Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers could be compensated over discrimination and the USDA continues to support their sage grouse initiative.
Heartland Shift, Eliminating the Buck & Crapo on Fuel
Northwest Report
America's heartland is shifting...More with Senator Crapo on fuel hikes...eliminating the dollar and Lacy takes on Michael Pollan.
Settling Claims
Line on Agriculture
The USDA announced last week that a process has been established for Hispanics and women to resolve discrimination cases.
Oregon Governor to Iraq, Hispanic Farmer Help & New Wine Director
Northwest Report
Oregon has a new wine director...Gov. Kulongoski travels to Iraq...Hispanic farmers are getting a boost and Lacy takes a look at something quite absurd.
Peppers Recalled & Developing Manure Power
Northwest Report
An Idaho company is working to bring small scale bio-digesters to the forefront...some peppers are being recalled over fear of salmonella contamination and Lacy takes look at the "Made in China" issue.
Discrimination Settlement Clears the Way & Consumer Awareness
Northwest Report
Consumers need to be aware and informed or face being duped, a discrimination suit has reached a settlement and it may open some other doors and Lacy looks at a new kind of restaurant.
Providing an Equal Opportunity
Line on Agriculture
Even though agriculture strives to be a color blind industry providing equal opportunity for those who want to farm, a very low percentage of minorities are actually in the profession.