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Sweet, Sweet Exports from the U.S.A.
Southeast Regional Ag News
Whether you bake in North America or the North Pole, those holiday cookies, cakes, and candies are sure to be extra sweet and delicious, thanks to the high quality of U.S. food ingredients that get exported around the world.
Ag Barometer Down Again and NW Hort Expo Returns to Live
The Agribusiness Update
Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer is down for a second straight month, and NW Hort Expo announces it will return to a live, in-person format this year in Yakima.
Dead Crow Wines
Fruit Grower Report
Along the lines of unusual names, I stumbled across a Washington wine called Dead Crow that was as tasty as it was unusually named.
Plant-based Tuna and Farmer Optimism
The Agribusiness Update
Plant-based protein now available in TUNA, and new Agri-Pulse study finds farmer optimism stays strong.
Plant-based Tuna and Farmer Optimism
The Agribusiness Update
Plant-based protein now available in TUNA, and new Agri-Pulse study finds farmer optimism stays strong.
Eating Insects and Oklahoma Wildfires
The Agribusiness Update
New survey shows consumers aren't buying 'eating insects' claim that it helps environment, and Oklahoma hit hard by early-season wildfires.
Grape Pomace
Fruit Grower Report
What to do with the left over part of the wine making process...here's some ideas.
TPP & Scientific Breakthroughs
Northwest Report
TPP movement has been made albeit small...USDA has announced a number of scientific breakthroughs...and Lacy loves asparagus.
Gluten-Free Craze
Food Forethought
Gluten-free has become the new "in phrase" to tack on to food products.
Bake & Take Day
Food Forethought
Connect with your neighbors through Bake and Take Day March 24th.
Better Bread & Florida Losses
Northwest Report
Ag researchers are working to make better bread, the freeze in Florida is having a dramatic effect on prices and Lacy gets busy in the kitchen.
Taking a Look at the Big Picture
Line on Agriculture
The Big Picture...there is one and it involves getting back to basics in a lot of ways. One Washington State farmer see the picture and it's working for his operation.