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California Disaster Relief and China Looks To Be Self Sufficient
The Agribusiness Update
California lawmakers request disaster relief for farms and ranches hit by historic storms this year, and the top U.S. trading partner, China, looks to become more self sufficient.
UGA Precision Agriculture and China Looks To Be Self Sufficient
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock visits University of Georgia to get a firsthand look at precision agriculture, and the top U.S. trading partner, China, looks to become more self sufficient.
Easing Weather Impact on Crops and Ethanol in Fuel Saves Drivers Billions
The Agribusiness Update
University of Florida researchers are looking for ways to make crops more resilient to severe weather like hurricanes, and a UC-Berkeley study shows adding low-cost ethanol to the nation's gas supply saves Americans billions.
Hurricane Ian Caused Over $1 billion in Damages
Southeast Regional Ag News
The new report from the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences set the estimated overall production losses at $1.03 billion.
California Flood Damage and USDA Expanding Wildfire Efforts
The Agribusiness Update
California farmers in the Salinas Valley are calculating crop damages from recent flooding, and USDA officials say they are expanding efforts to reduce wildfire risks in western U.S.
California Flood Damage and USDA Expanding Wildfire Efforts
The Agribusiness Update
California farmers in the Salinas Valley are calculating crop damages from recent flooding, and USDA officials say they are expanding efforts to reduce wildfire risks in western U.S.
Florida Farm Bureaus Raise Disaster Funds and AFBF-Deere MOU on Repairs
The Agribusiness Update
Florida Farm Bureau members pull together to raise funds for members hurt by Hurrican Ian, and American Farm Bureau and John Deere sign Memorandum of Understanding allowing farmers and ranchers to repair their own equipment.
Climate Awareness Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Washington Policy Center's Pam Lewison comes to farmers defense when fingers start pointing at producers as contributors to climate-change ... when in fact they are working hard to mitigate the damage.
Climate Awareness Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Washington Policy Center's Pam Lewison comes to farmers defense when fingers start pointing at producers as contributors to climate-change ... when in fact they are working hard to mitigate the damage.
Climate Smart Livestock Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Cargill's Leo Gondim says livestock producers get a lot of blame for greenhouse gas emissions and other environmentally negative issues that, but the industry is doing its part and more and will continue doing so.
Climate Smart Livestock Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Cargill's Leo Gondim says livestock producers get a lot of blame for greenhouse gas emissions and other environmentally negative issues that, but the industry is doing its part and more and will continue doing so.
California Lettuce Virus Spreads and China Considers Easing COVID Restrictions
The Agribusiness Update
A virus spread by Thrips is spreading through California's Salinas Valley lettuce crops, and China considers easing COVID restrictions.
Hurricane Ian Damage Estimates and Bayer to Challenge PCB Decision
The Agribusiness Update
Hurricane Ian damage to Florida crops estimated as much as $1.56 billion dollars, and Bayer set to challenge a $275 million decision for exposure to PCBs.
Hurricane Ian Impact in Florida and Food Price Index Up Slightly
The Agribusiness Update
Damage from Hurricane Ian on Florida crops is being assessed, and the food price index sees a slight rise in September.
Disaster Assistance for Hurricane-Affected Areas
Southeast Regional Ag News
As farmers and ranchers assess damages from Hurricane Ian, the American Farm Bureau Federation is sharing the many programs available to help.
Florida Farm Bureau's 2nd AG Day Celebration and China's Heat Wave
The Agribusiness Update
Florida Farm Bureau kicked off its second annual AG Day Celebration at Seminoles' home opener, and China's heat wave subsides as farmers survey damage.
Colorado River Water Diversion and China's Heatwave Eases
The Agribusiness Update
Imperial Valley farmers worry they could lose irrigation supplies if accord on 2023 Colorado River water diversions isn't reached, and China's heatwave eases as farmers assess damage from prolonged dry spell.
Hail Hits Washington Wheat Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Fairfield farmer, and Washington Association of Wheat Growers board member, Marci Green shares her experience with the August 11th hailstorm that blew through Eastern Washington.
Hail Hits Washington Wheat Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Fairfield farmer, and Washington Association of Wheat Growers board member, Marci Green shares her experience with the August 11th hailstorm that blew through Eastern Washington.