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Lighting a Fire Under Last Year’s Farm Bill
California Ag Today
Having fun getting through the updates from the 2023 Farm Bill? Oh that’s right…it didn’t happen. But May may be when the fire gets lit.
Congressman Scott Congratulates New Ag Committee Chair
Southeast Regional Ag News
Congressman David Scott, a Georgia democrat, served as chairman of the House Committee on Agriculture for the past two years.
Climate: A Hot Topic in the Next Farm Bill
Southeast Regional Ag News
“This farm bill that we’re debating in 2023 will need to be able to carry a label as the most climate-friendly bill that we have every passed in the Congress, in terms of agriculture," says former USDA Deputy Secretary Chuck Connor.
Protecting Walnut Trees From Bacterial Walnut Blight
California Tree Nut Report
Luke Milliron is a UCANR Farm Advisor in Butte, Tehama and Glenn counties
Choose Conservation Partners Wisely
Colorado Ag Today
For farmers and ranchers who may be considering entering in to conservation easements, choose your partners wisely
Centennial Ranch in Jackson County Conserved
Colorado Ag Today
Recently one of the oldest working ranches near North Park, Colorado has been conserved by the Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust.
Grants Available to Benefit Colorado's Speciality Crops
Colorado Ag Today
The Colorado Department of Agriculture is currently seeking proposals for the Specialty Crops Block Grant Program.
Grants Awarded For CO Specialty Crops
Colorado Ag Today
More than $730,000 has been awarded in 10 grants through the USDA's 2015 Specialty Crops Block Grant Program in Colorado.
Annual CCALT Fundraiser on July 11th
Colorado Ag Today
For the past 20 years the Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust has been helping the state's ranchers protect their ag lands and encourage the intergenerational transfer of ranches and farms.
USDA Announces Completion and Start to GMO Wheat Investigation Friday
Farm of the Future
More than 18 months after genetically engineered wheat was found on an Eastern Oregon farm, a 12,000 page report released by USDA's Animal Plant Health Inspection Agency last Friday has determined the event was an isolated occurrence.
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No WSP Security for State Grain Inspectors
Farm of the Future
Some news concerning the ongoing labor dispute at the United Grain Corporation's facility in Vancouver.
Spring Tips for Sugarbeet Growers
Farm of the Future
Syngenta Agronomy Service Representative Glenn Letendre encourages the region's sugarbeets growers to be deliberate as they make their planting plans for the 2014 growing season.
Good News: Japan Resumes All U.S. Wheat Purchases
Farm of the Future
Japan's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) announced Tuesday that it will resume tenders this week for new purchases of U.S. Western White and soft white wheat.
APHIS Needs to Give Conclusion Soon
Farm of the Future
On Friday, Animal Plant Health Inspection Service issued a statement that the finding of biotech wheat in an Oregon field is an isolated occurrence.
Wheat Industry Concerned with GE Wheat Discovery in Oregon
Farm of the Future
On Wednesday the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service announced that they had results of plant samples from an Oregon farm which indicated the presence of genetically engineered glyphosate-resistant or Round-Up resistant wheat plants in a field.
Squires Named Washington Grain Commission CEO
Farm of the Future
Glen Squires will lead the Washington Grain Commission as the organization's next Chief Executive Officer.