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Alabama & D-SNAP and NPPC on California's Prop 12
The Agribusiness Update
Alabama residents could qualify for USDA's D-SNAP aid, and National Pork Producers Council calling for California's Prop 12 to be declared invalid.
NPPC on California's Prop 12 and Cover Crop Challenges
The Agribusiness Update
National Pork Producers Council calling for California's Prop 12 to be declared invalid, and American Farmland Trust invests grant for Conquering Cover Crop Challenges.
NPPC on California's Prop 12 and Cover Crop Challenges
The Agribusiness Update
National Pork Producers Council calling for California's Prop 12 to be declared invalid, and American Farmland Trust invests grant for Conquering Cover Crop Challenges.
USDA Gulf Shrimp Purchase and College Aggie Scholarship Competition
The Agribusiness Update
USDA purchases shrimp from Gulf of Mexico to help get more donations to food banks and food-insecure Americans, and Animal Ag Alliance's annual College Aggies Online scholarship competition kicks off September 14th.
New Canadian Produce Requirements and U.S. Pork In Hong Kong
The Agribusiness Update
Suppliers of produce to Canada will face new regulations, and U.S. Pork opportunities in Hong Kong.
Beyond Meat's Beyond Beef and Climate Change Crops
The Agribusiness Update
Beyond Meat's stocks rise on launch of "Beyond Beef", and North American crops looks well-positioned for climate change.
Trump Optimistic USMCA and Drought Areas Fewer
The Agribusiness Update
President Trump is optimistic about the chance of ratifying the USMCA quickly, and U.S. Drought area below average.
Trade War Not Ending Soon and Arysta Life Science Sold
The Agribusiness Update
Trump Trade officials warn farmers the trade war isn't ending soon, and Arysta Life Science being sold to UPL Corp.
USDA Tariff Compensation and EU Soybean Purchases
The Agribusiness Update
USDA looks for ways to compensate farmer hit by trade tariffs from China, and EU soybean purchases offset tariffs on global market.
Extreme Eating Awards and Crop Insurance
The Agribusiness Update
Cheesecake Factory wins "BIG" at Extreme Eating Awards, and Ag Sector urges "Don't Screw Up" when negotiating Crop Insurance in new Farm Bill.
Autonomous Tractors Corporation's Approach to Selling Their Systems
Farm of the Future
Today Schulz shares his company's approach to getting their eDrive — diesel electronic drive system retrofit into farmers' tractors which will bring tractors one step closer to becoming autonomous.
Autonomous Tractors Closer Than You Think
Farm of the Future
We've all seen the demonstrations of the autonomous Tesla and Google cars. Are you ready for an autonomous tractor?
IRS Announces Additional Health Insurance Guidance
Farm of the Future
The IRS has come out with additional guidance on health insurance arrangements — especially for farmers whose business is in an S Corporation.
Grain Inspections to Resume & Banning Ag Exports
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Grain inspections expected to resume at the Port of Vancouver, and some commodities will be more adversely affected by Russia's ban on U.S. imports than others.
Damaging the U.S. Reputation as a Reliable Exporter
Farm of the Future
Since early July only several emergency waiver export loads of grain have left the United Grain Corporation's terminal. The lack of grain inspectors is causing mounting frustration by farmers and ag groups as well as a back up of grain at the terminal.
Stalled Grain Inspections
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Ag groups write letter to U.S. Ag Secretary Vilsack about stalled grain inspections at Port of Vancouver.
UGC Offers Safety Solutions
Farm of the Future
The situation of the United Grain Corporation's lack of grain inspectors since early July due to what both state and federal ag agencies says is a "safety" issue is completely frustrating.
Vilsack Speaks on UGC Grain Inspector Safety
Farm of the Future
United Grain Corporation Terminal at the Port of Vancouver remains without grain inspectors. July 6th was the last day that Washington State Patrol officers escorted Washington Department of Agriculture's grain inspectors in and out of the facility.