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Fried on Unfair Foreign Trade and USTR Ag Trade Negotiator
The Agribusiness Update
Florida Ag Commissioner calls on USDA for federal action on unfair foreign trade practices that are hurting domestic produce industry, and USTR Trade Negotiator Elaine Trevino is still unconfirmed.
4-H Vax Mandate
Fruit Grower Report
A group of State Senators are speaking out against the Governor's vaccine mandate in general, but especially for 4-H volunteers.
Timber Sales in Pandemic and Pork-Beef Exports Up
The Agribusiness Update
Timber sales have slowed during pandemic, and pork and beef exports higher.
Extreme Weather Hurt Farmers in 2019
Farm of the Future
Extreme Weather Hurt Farmers in 2019
China Can't Hurt U.S. Farmers and U.S. Beef to South Korea
The Agribusiness Update
President says China can't hurt U.S. Farmers, and Beef exports to South Korea higher.
EPA Dicamba Decisions and USDA Offensive on Trade
The Agribusiness Update
EPA expected to make decisions on dicamba in coming weeks, and USDA promises to stay on the offensive to work trade deals with more nations.
Perdue on Trade With Japan and American Cheese
The Agribusiness Update
Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue looking for improved trade with Japan, and popularity of American Cheese fading thanks to millennials.
Ag Chemicals Robotics and Chinese Invited to Talks
The Agribusiness Update
Monsanto judgement pushes ag chemical industry closer to robotic future, and Chinese invited again to trade talks with U.S.
Mexico Tariffs and Caliornia Cage-free Initiative
The Agribusiness Update
Mexico tariffs coming for farmers already hurting, and California voters will get to vote on cage-free initiative for egg-laying hens.
Touchet FFA Helps Oklahoma Fire Victims Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Touchet FFA Helps Oklahoma Fire Victims with a T-shirt selling fundraiser.
Inslee's Carbon Tax Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Governor's carbon tax would be inescapable economic burden for farmers and ranchers in Washington state.
Farm Bill Conference
Line on Agriculture
The first farm bill conference committee meeting was a positive one and there are high hopes of forward movement.
Beef Industry to Make Slow Turn
American Rancher
The beef cattle numbers in the United States started to drop off not with the drought of 2012 - nor even two years prior to that when the grasslands withered away in Texas and Oklahoma.