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Farm Automation Still Needs Someone Who Knows the Orchard
California Ag Today
UC Davis researchers find that technology can improve efficiency, but experience remains critical to making it work.
NAWG Urges Farm Bill Action and Democrats and Farm Policy
The Agribusiness Update
The National Association of Wheat Growers is urging Congress to deliver a new farm bill and additional economic and disaster assistance, and Democrats’ election gains in farm country are raising questions about farm policy and this year’s farm bill negotiations.
Ag Stories in Social Media
Fruit Grower Report
So many of the problems facing farmers today comes from a lack of understanding among the public about where their food comes from and what it takes to produce it.
Idaho barley numbers fall
Idaho Ag Today
Total Idaho barley production fell dramatically this year, but the state remains the nation’s top barley producer.
Citrus Greening Research Is Starting to Show Promise
California Ag Today
With California growers watching closely, University of Florida researchers have identified 20 promising treatments, and their findings could benefit other crops, too.
Tiny Pest, Big Pasture Problems Across the Southeast
Southeast Regional Ag News
Pasture mealybugs spread through Florida and Georgia as researchers explore new management options and Alabama producers are urged to stay alert.
Farm Bill Chances
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
What are the prospects for getting a new Farm Bill before year's end?
Ag Not Appreciated
Fruit Grower Report
The farm economy in Washington and around the country is in crisis, but that crisis is not getting the attention it deserves.
Millions for Livestock Disease Study and Fewer Beginning Growers
The Agribusiness Update
USDA announced it will provide up to $80 million in fiscal 2027 to strengthen the nation's ability to prevent, detect and respond to livestock diseases, and in 2022, farms and ranches having operators with limited experience tended to be smaller than their more experienced counterparts.
Fall harvest
Idaho Ag Today
Harvest winding down for most major fall row crops. What are the numbers for the start of November?
California Animal Health Lab Gets a Major Upgrade
California Ag Today
New Turlock facility is nearly nine times larger, expanding disease testing for livestock and poultry across the state.
Promising Leads in the Fight Against Citrus Greening
Southeast Regional Ag News
University of Florida researchers have narrowed hundreds of potential treatments to about 20 candidates worth further investigation.
Veterans in Agriculture
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
On this Veterans Day, American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall says veterans not only defended our country, they are also instrumental in helping to build the rural communities across America.
Florida Farmer of the Year and Turkey Industry Recovers
The Agribusiness Update
Dr. Hal Phillips of Levy County has been named Florida Farm Bureau’s 2027 Florida Farmer of the Year, and U.S. turkey industry is recovering, with turkeys increasing for the first time since disease-related losses reduced supplies.
Reflecting on Potatoes to Japan Decision
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
More reflection is happening for U.S. potato industry folks after yet another failed attempt to get U.S. fresh potato access into the Japanese market.
Catching Produce Problems Before They’re Visible?
Southeast Regional Ag News
University of Georgia researchers are exploring new ways to detect hidden damage in fresh produce, with the potential to reduce losses for growers and improve quality for consumers.
Farmer Sentiment Rises and NFU Calls for Action
The Agribusiness Update
Farmer sentiment improved in October, with the Purdue University-CME Group Ag Economy Barometer Index rising, and National Farmers Union President Rob Larew says family farmers made their priorities clear throughout the election season.
Dems Take Control of Ag Committees and Deere Anticipates More HIres
The Agribusiness Update
Democratic gains in several states gives them control of both the House and Senate, setting the stage for a major shift in agriculture leadership, and John Deere anticipates hiring more than 400 workers across its factories and recalling more than 275 employees.