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Texas Valentine's Day Massacre and USDA Disaster Assistance
The Agribusiness Update
Freezing temps cause Valentine's Day Massacre for many Texas crops, and USDA reminds ag community hit by recent storms that assistance is available.
Cell-Grown Meat Grows and Vegetable Imports Climb
The Agribusiness Update
Cell-grown meat operations grow six-fold in 2020, and Vegetable imports to U.S. soar during pandemic.
SE Farmworkers & Pay Numbers and Seed Growers See Higher Demand
The Agribusiness Update
Numbers are out for Southeast Farmworkers and pay, and Seed growers are seeing greater demand during pandemic.
California Agriculture Adapts
California Ag Today
How is California agriculture adapting to the new reality of COVID-19 and social distancing? Here are a few stories.
Essential Nurseries Delivering and Perdue Applauds CARES Act
The Agribusiness Update
Essential nurseries step it up for Spring planting season, and Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue applauds passage of CARES Act.
Colorado Researchers Test Perennials
Colorado Ag Today
Which perennials are best for Colorado's soil and climate? Glad you asked.
Colorado Researchers Test Perennials
Colorado Ag Today
Researchers at Colorado State have the results of a 3 year study at the University's Trial Garden in Fort Collins.
Flower Test Garden Combines Research and Beauty
Colorado Ag Today
Colorado State University's Flower Test Garden combines research and beauty and will help professional and home gardners pick the right seeds for planting.
Winter Gardening
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Gardening all winter...it can be done.
The Organic Farmer's Friend
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Sometimes all it takes are some friends.
Youth Farmers Markets Program Receives Specialty Crop Grant
Colorado Ag Today
One of the Colorado recipients of a recent USDA Specialty Crop Block Grant is the Youth Farmers Markets program.
The Soil Is The Answer
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Want to really grow good things? Look to the soil.
Connecting Consumers and Producers
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Opening farms to the public allows consumers to be a little closer to what they're consuming.
Winter Gardening
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Pacific Northwest gardening expert, Linda Gilkeson, has written several books on designing resilient fruit and vegetable gardens and winter gardening.
Deadly Stormwater Runoff
Food Forethought
Each time it rains gallons upon gallons of toxic runoff finds its way into our lakes and rivers - threatening the environment, wildlife, and ultimately us.
Celebrating Farm to School Programs
Food Forethought
Farm to school programs were started in an effort to bring locally grown foods directly to local schools.
Rude Drivers & Beef Prices
Northwest Report
It doesn't look like beef prices will be coming down any time soon...the northwest is home to some of the rudest and nicest drivers...and Lacy discusses the Farmer-Verteran Coalition.
Bison Study and Recall
Northwest Report
A new study of the bison industry is getting ready to take place...a manufacturer of peanut and other nut butters issues a voluntary recall and a new app will help identify weeds.