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WA Wine Convention Pt 3
Fruit Grower Report
Washington Winegrowers Association 2019 Convention and Trade Show starts Monday in Kennewick.
WA Wine Convention Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
Washington Winegrowers Association 2019 Convention and Trade Show starts Monday in Kennewick.
WA Wine Convention Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
Washington Winegrowers Association 2019 Convention and Trade Show starts Monday in Kennewick.
Bill Gates Loves Fertilizer and Farm Bill Skeptics
The Agribusiness Update
Highlight of Bill Gates visit to Africa was stop at fertilizer warehouse, and Farm Bill skeptics say completion during lame duck session doubtful.
Supreme Court Nominee and Disaster Recovery Funding
The Agribusiness Update
Supreme Court Nominee Kavanaugh is Ag and WOTUS friendly, and USDA's 2017 Disaster Assistance now available.
NAFTA Huge for U.S. Dairy Exports and DOJ on Bayer/Monsanto
The Agribusiness Update
Informa Economic analysis ID's NAFTA as key U.S. dairy export need to Mexico, and DOJ wants Bayer to divest more before Monsanto takeover.
Water Issues for Potato Farmers Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Eastern Washington Potato Farmers facing potential water crisis.
Bird Flu Lessons and New Ambassador to India
The Agribusiness Update
Poultry Industry learns hard lessons from recent Bird Flu outbreaks, and Senate meets with Trump nominee for Ambassador to India.
Appeals Court Wolf Decision and Ag Econ Barometer Up
The Agribusiness Update
Farm Sector/Lawmakers say Federal Appeals Court decision to NOT delist wolves is wrong, and Ag Economic Barometer turn higher in July.
USTR Works on TPP Countries and Midwest Colleges Best in Ag
The Agribusiness Update
USTR Lighthizer working on Asian nations to replace TPP with bi-lateral trade negotiations, and Midwest Colleges rank tops in Ag Economics.
Connecting With Consumers
Food Forethought
The agricultural community has worked hard to better connect with consumers and provide them with the information they need.
Policy Analyst Offers Farm Bill Insight
Farm and Ranch Report
Informa Economics Policy Analyst Roger Bernard says the 2012 Farm Bill debate was one of the ugliest in decades.
Thinking of Margin, Rather than Price
Market Line
With the markets closed yesterday for the Thanksgiving holiday, today we will be visiting with Washington State University Small Grains Economics Endowed Chair Dr. Randy Fortenberry.
Feedlots Must Rise Above
Land & Livestock Report
Many feeders are stuck between few available cattle and continuing high feed costs.
Rural Communities Considering Wooing Biofuel Refineries
Farm and Ranch Report
There are opportunities for Pacific Northwest rural communities that might be interested in gaining new job opportunities by bringing a new biofuel refinery to their town.
Out of Gas & Reacting to Food Prices
Northwest Report
Drivers in the northwest are taking their chances and running out of gas...one economist says to not blame farmers for food prices and Lacy tries to see some common sense.
The Future of Women in Agriculture
Food Forethought
Women are making their mark in agriculture.