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Cal Cherries Get Rained On and New USDA Authority
The Agribusiness Update
California cherries appear to have weathered recent heavy rains without too much loss, and USDA has new authority to keep meat packing houses open.
Woodinville Hauls Potatoes Pt 3
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Woodinville group hauls more than 100,000 pounds of potatoes and onions from Othello for local food banks and, according to Mayor Elaine Cook, it's just the beginning.
Woodinville Hauls Potatoes Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Woodinville group hauls more than 100,000 pounds of potatoes and onions from Othello for local food banks and, according to Mayor Elaine Cook, it's just the beginning.
Woodinville Hauls Potatoes Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Woodinville group hauls more than 100,000 pounds of potatoes and onions from Othello for local food banks and, according to Mayor Elaine Cook, it's just the beginning.
Almond Growers are Looking at a Good Crop
California Tree Nut Report
Craig Wylie, a farmer producing almonds, pistachos, mandarins, and pomegranates
The Almond-Farming Season is Going Well, But There are Water Worries
California Tree Nut Report
Jerry Logoluso, Almond Farmer
Animal Ag Alliance Goes Virtual and Feinstein on H-2A Waivers
The Agribusiness Update
The Animal Agriculture Alliance 2020 Summit goes virtual, and California Senator Dianne Feinstein calls for timely processing of H-2A workers.
Worker Visas at the Border Pt 3
Fruit Grower Report
WAFLA Director Dan Fazio talks about the challenges getting an ag workforce across the border during the coronavirus shutdown.
Worker Visas at the Border Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
WAFLA Director Dan Fazio talks about the challenges getting an ag workforce across the border during the coronavirus shutdown.
Worker Visas at the Border Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
WAFLA Director Dan Fazio talks about the challenges getting an ag workforce across the border during the coronavirus shutdown.
China on U.S. Soy/Pork and Potential Japan Pact
The Agribusiness Update
China decides no additional tariffs for U.S. soybeans and pork, and Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue talks about possible trade deal with Japan could be close.
U.S. Dairy Exports Up and Ag Economic Barometer Rebounds
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. Dairy Exports higher in spite of China's weight, and Ag Economic Barometer rebounds in June.
NZ Robotic Apple Packer and AFS in China Just Beginning
The Agribusiness Update
Robotics Plus of New Zealand has robotic apple packer that's winning big awards, and African Swine Fever in China may just be getting started.
U.S. Beef on Japan and Tariffs and U.S. Organic Sales Record
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. Beef producers celebrate May 17th trade deal with Japan and removal of steel-aluminum tariffs, and U.S. Organic set sales record.
Apple Grower of the Year Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
Apple Grower of the Year deadline for nominations is Sunday, May 16th.
Apple Grower of the Year Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
Apple Grower of the Year deadline for nominations is Sunday, May 16th.
Planting Window Worries and MFP Deadline
The Agribusiness Update
Midwest corn farmers worry about weather as planting window narrows, and Market Facilitation Program paperwork deadline is right around the corner, May 17th.
Carbon Tax Bill Moves to Senate
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
State Representative Jacqueline Maycumber talks about what House Bill 1110 would mean for fuel prices and carbon emissions.
Fungicides or not
Idaho Ag Today
The farm economy has been very much of a challenge of late and that may have farmers faced with tough choices with regard to inputs.
Greenhouse Gas Relief Bill Pt 3
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Representative Jacqueline Maycumber introduces bill to give farmers relief from greenhouse gas emissions regulations.