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Auburn to Host Stockmanship & Stewardship Event
Southeast Regional Ag News
Registration is still open for the August 12-13 event featuring farm tours, NCBA clinicians, and breakout sessions.
Karen Ross on Water Management Restructuring
California Ag Today
California Secretary of Agriculture Karen Ross joined us in Sacramento at the Agri-Pulse Food and Ag Issues Summit West to cover water supply reliability in California starts with a state-wide infrastructure update.
Massive Water Storage Infrastructure to Combat Drought
California Ag Today
California Secretary of Agriculture Karen Ross joins us in Sacramento at the Agri-Pulse Food and Ag Issues Summit West to talk all things agriculture… a leading priority for Ross is the future of water storage in the very dry, but golden state.
Blackleg Discovered in Northern Idaho Canola Fields
Farm of the Future
Last week Blackleg was confirmed in Northern Idaho canola fields. Infestations have ranged from 1% of the plants to 30-40% of the plants.
Learning More About Canola as Upcoming Conference
Farm of the Future
Canola acres across the Pacific Northwest continue to increase each year.
Have You Considered Canola?
Farm of the Future
Today we will visit with Washington State University Extension and Outreach Specialist Karen Sowers. I asked about the advantages of growing canola in the Pacific Northwest.
Farmers Markets Play an Important Role
Farm of the Future
With this week being designated National Farmers Market Week, we'll take a look at the role Farmers Market play in local economies.
Celebrate National Farmers Market Week
Farm of the Future
If you are like me, you've been meaning to visit a local farmers market this summer but haven't yet made it. Well, there is no better time than this week which has been designated National Farmers Market week.
More on Environmental Litigators Abusing Legal System
Land & Livestock Report
On Friday I reported on a not-so-well-known fact, that some environmental groups are suing the federal government then if the litigators prevail in court the government pays the group's attorney fees which has racked up millions of dollars being paid out.
Environmental Litigators Abuse the Legal System
Land & Livestock Report
Many not-profit environmental groups are making millions of dollars in litigation against the federal government for government agencies not following proper process or timelines.