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H5n1 webinars
Idaho Ag Today
The intent and end goal of the recently announced National Milk Testing Strategy, designed to expand monitoring, detection and response efforts to H5n1,
Georgia Agriculture and the FBI
Southeast Regional Ag News
In February, GDA officers assisted in the largest marijuana bust in Pierce County history. More recently, in collaboration with the DEA, they intercepted 2,500 pounds of methamphetamine hidden in a shipment of celery at the Atlanta State Farmer’s Market.
Drivers Save on E15 and AFBF Calls for Food Labeling Enforcement
The Agribusiness Update
A new analysis from the Renewable Fuels Association shows Americans save more than 25 cents per gallon with E15, and American Farm Bureau calls on the FDA to enforce dairy labeling standards.
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.
A Glass of Milk by Any Other Name
Southeast Regional Ag News
The Food and Drug Administration announced it is reopening the public comment period on draft guidance for labeling plant-based products.
Proper Dairy Product Labeling
Line on Agriculture
National Milk Producers Federation Is Working to Prevent Mislabeling of Non-Dairy Products
FDA Takes New Approach to Healthy Food Labels
Southeast Regional Ag News
The Food and Drug Administration last week proposed updated criteria for labeling foods with the nutrient content claim "healthy" on their packaging.
Nose Knows Scouting Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
If dogs can sniff out drugs and lost people, Nose Knows Scouting figured why not disease in potatoes?
Nose Knows Scouting Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
If dogs can sniff out drugs and lost people, Nose Knows Scouting figured why not disease in potatoes?
Avocado Crisis Averted
Southeast Regional Ag News
As of Friday, the Associated Press reported a U.S. Embassy announcement that Washington was lifting a ban on Mexican avocadoes, freeing the way for exports to resume after a week-long hiatus.
Select Animals Meds to Become Prescription-Only
Southeast Regional Ag News
“The AVMA announced earlier this month that products that have typically been over the counter - so your injectable penicillin and oxytetracycline - those products are going to become by prescription as soon as 2022, but definitely by 2023," says Dr. Heather Grimm.
Alabama Farmers Fed Reelects President and Florida CARES Act Reminder
The Agribusiness Update
Alabama Farmers Federation reelects Parnell as president, and Ag Commissioner Nikki Fried reminds Governor to use CARES Act funding for school lunches.
E.coli Linked to Older Cases and Commodity Classic Goes Digital
The Agribusiness Update
New cases of E.coli are being investigated but are genetically linked to older romaine-related cases, and another COVID victim as Commodity Classic goes to digital format.
Food Security-National Security Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
U.S. Representative Dan Newhouse talks about Food Security being National Security.
Food Security-National Security Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
U.S. Representative Dan Newhouse talks about Food Security being National Security.
FDA's Smarter Food Safety and China Cancels Farm Visits
The Agribusiness Update
The FDA is promising a new era of smarter food safety, and China cancels U.S. Heartland farm visits.
U.S.-China Trade Talks Moving and Cattle Inventory Up
The Agribusiness Update
Trade talks moving along nicely between U.S. and China, and Cattle inventory jumps according to Ag Census.
South African Wool Problems and Dec. USDA Milk Reports
The Agribusiness Update
Australian wool producers could benefit from South African foot and mouth outbreak, and USDA releases Delayed December milk reports.
Milk Labeling Survey and FSA Offices Reopen
The Agribusiness Update
Survey shows 61% of Americans want the word "milk" to be used only for milk from mammals on labels, and USDA's Farm Service Agency offices reopen.