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American Agriculture: A Family Business
Southeast Regional Ag News
According to a recent report, 97 percent of all U.S. farms are family-owned, and family farms account for 90 percent of all farm production by value.
California Water Storage Scramble and Mexico Begins Biotech Corn Ban
The Agribusiness Update
With more snow and rain than they've seen in a few years, growers in California's San Joaquin Valley are scrambling to build water storage, and Mexico begins ban on some biotech corn from the U.S.
Florida's Invasive Fish and Wildlife and Mexico Begins Biotech Corn Ban
The Agribusiness Update
Florida Fish and Wildlife directs staff to draw up bold steps to protect state from invasive fish and wildlife, and Mexico begins ban on some biotech corn from the U.S.
Nat'l Soil Dynamic Lab at Auburn University and Christmas Tree Imports
The Agribusiness Update
The USDA breaks ground on the new National Soil Dynamics Laboratory at Auburn University, and Christmas tree imports to the U.S. increase.
National Garlic Festival in Fresno and Ag Credit Conditions Improve
The Agribusiness Update
Fresno claims garlic crown with National Garlic Festival, and Ag credit conditions improve in first quarter of 2022.
57 Georgia Counties with Drought and Ag Credit Conditions Improve
The Agribusiness Update
57 Georgia counties are experiencing some level or drought, and Ag Credit Conditions improve in the first quarter of 2022.
Ethanol Exports Down and Naming Cell-Cultured Meats
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. ethanol exports hit lowest level since 2013, and USDA taking public comment on the naming of cell-cultured meats.
Pecan Marketing Order Continues and Naming Cell-Cultured Meats
The Agribusiness Update
Pecan producers vote to continue marketing order program, and USDA taking consumer input on naming cell-cultured meats.
NFMC Farm Kids Paradox Pt 3
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
The pandemic forced most kids, including those who live on farms, to stay at home during school closures, and the National Farm Medicine Center says that's brought farm safety front and center.
NFMC Farm Kids Paradox Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
The pandemic forced most kids, including those who live on farms, to stay at home during school closures, and the National Farm Medicine Center says that's brought farm safety front and center.
NFMC Farm Kids Paradox Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
The pandemic forced most kids, including those who live on farms, to stay at home during school closures, and the National Farm Medicine Center says that's brought farm safety front and center.
NPPC Campaign for USMCA and Fresh Apples Higher
The Agribusiness Update
National Pork Producers Council campaign for USMCA, and Fresh Market Apples up 15% over November of last year.
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.
Lawsuits on Trump's E15 and U.S. Companies in China
The Agribusiness Update
More lawsuits threatened against President Trump's year-round E15 sales, and trade tariffs being felt by U.S. companies in China.
Merck Animal Health Introduces Banamine Transdermal
Land & Livestock Report
Merck Animal Health Introduces Banamine Transdermal
Is Biodynamic Wine Better?
Fruit Grower Report
Biodynamic in my opinion has become more of a marketing exercise, perhaps a philosophical exercise than an exercise solely designed to maximize wine quality design from any given vineyard.
Killer Quake & Specialty Crop Caucus
Northwest Report
Expert warn of a giant earthquake and tsunami...the Specialty Crop Caucus is working to make sure specialty crops remain in the Farm Bill and Lacy discusses the country of origin labeling.
Sunfield Farm & School Farm Walk
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Tilth Producers of Washington fourth annual Farm Walk.
Hope for the Future
Food Forethought
It's very possible that by 2016 wind power could easily rival natural gas or coal for being the more affordable means of energy.
Tsunami Troubles Continue & Weather Improving
Northwest Report
Not sure about you but I'm ready for more spring-like weather...a California group is helping Japanese farmers after the tsunami and earthquake.