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NCBA on EPA Regulations
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
National Cattlemen's Beef Association urges support for Livestock Regulatory Protection Act that would ban EPA from unnecessary regulations on livestock industry.
Ag Conservationists
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
American Farm Bureau Federation Vice President Scott VanderWal testifies before Senate in support of Livestock Regulatory Protection Act to emphasize that farmers and ranchers are the original conservationists.
Livestock Regulatory Protection Act Before Senate Committee
Southeast Regional Ag News
American Farm Bureau Federation Vice President Scott VanderWal testified to the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Wednesday to express his support.
Inflation Reduction Legislation Asks Producers to… Keep Doing What They’re Doing?
California Ag Today
Recently passed Inflation Reduction legislation has funds earmarked for agriculture to combat greenhouse gas emissions from livestock and soil tillage.
However, the Washington Policy Center’s Initiative on Ag Director, Pam Lewison says producers already do a lot of the things they’re calling for.
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Climate Solutions in Ag Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
New legislation brings more money for agriculture to address climate change, but Washington Policy Center's Pam Lewison says for things ag is already doing.
Climate Solutions in Ag Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
New legislation brings more money for agriculture to address climate change, but Washington Policy Center's Pam Lewison says for things ag is already doing.
Canadian Farmer Protests
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Farmers in Canada are protesting in solidarity with farmers in the Netherlands over unrealistic government targets to reduce nitrogen emissions.
Beer for My Bovines?
Southeast Regional Ag News
Researcher say that using brewer's yeast as a feed additive may lead to a reduction in methane gas emissions from cattle.
Dairy Methane Digesters
Farm of the Future
Dairies are starting to not only produce milk, but also renewable natural gas as well.
Growing Seaweed for Cattle
Farm of the Future
We know seaweed can reduce methane emissions in cattle, but can we grow enough of it?
Seaweed Reduces Methane Emissions from Cattle
Farm of the Future
Blue Ocean Barns has commercialized a feed amendment made from seaweed that can reduce meathane emissions by more than 80%.
E15 Out West Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Growth Energy's Chris Bliley talks about E15 and when drivers in Western states might see it available at the pump.
E15 Out West Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Growth Energy's Chris Bliley talks about E15 and when drivers in Western states might see it available at the pump.
CLIMATE RULE CHANGES
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
The American Farm Bureau Federation is fighting with the SEC over a proposed rule it says could force farmers to keep an inventory of climate emissions.
Agriculture's GHG Emissions Fall and Beef Demand Remains Strong
The Agribusiness Update
Agriculture's greenhouse gas emissions fall 4.3%, and beef demand remains strong despite rising prices.
Showing off Agriculture for Earth Day
Southeast Regional Ag News
Since 1990, per capita emissions for agriculture have decreased 20 percent.
E15 Myths Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Growth Energy is reacting after some criticized the President's dropping of the ban on summertime E15 sales saying the biofuel was more toxic than conventional fuels.
E15 Myths Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Growth Energy is reacting after some criticized the President's dropping of the ban on summertime E15 sales saying the biofuel was more toxic than conventional fuels.
Global Food Crisis Coming and Changes to GHG Modeling for Biofuels
The Agribusiness Update
A global food crisis is expected this fall amid the war in Ukraine and other factors, and lawmakers push for changes to the greenhouse gas modeling for biofuels.
Cattleman Responds to Anti-Cattle Editorial
Southeast Regional Ag News
Last month the New York Times ran an opinion piece that was entitled “Meet the People Getting Paid to Kill our Planet” and it targeted livestock producers as well as the cattle industry as a whole.