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Off-Farm Income Down and Hydroponic Organic Lawsuit
The Agribusiness Update
Pandemic causes cut in off-farm income, and Justice Department seeks dismissal of a lawsuit challenging USDA's decision to allow hydroponic operations certified organic.
Lawsuit Ag Labor Pt 3
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Save Family Farming Executive Director Gerald Baron talks about the lawsuit brought by unions against the state that threatens guest workers and the farmers who need them to bring in their crops.
Lawsuit Ag Labor Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Save Family Farming Executive Director Gerald Baron talks about the lawsuit brought by unions against the state that threatens guest workers and the farmers who need them to bring in their crops.
Lawsuit Ag Labor Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Save Family Farming Executive Director Gerald Baron talks about the lawsuit brought by unions against the state that threatens guest workers and the farmers who need them to bring in their crops.
Farm Safety Amid Coronavirus Pt 3
Fruit Grower Report
Washington Farm Bureau Director of Safety and Claims, Richard Clynes talks about farmworker safety in the COVID-19 world.
Farm Safety Amid Coronavirus Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
Washington Farm Bureau Director of Safety and Claims, Richard Clynes talks about farmworker safety in the COVID-19 world.
Farm Safety Amid Coronavirus Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
Washington Farm Bureau Director of Safety and Claims, Richard Clynes talks about farmworker safety in the COVID-19 world.
Oregon Wine Council Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
Facing a lot of regulatory challenges, a new coalition called the Oregon Wine Council has been formed to represent the industry.
Oregon Wine Council Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
Facing a lot of regulatory challenges, a new coalition called the Oregon Wine Council has been formed to represent the industry.
Organic Hydroponic Certification and Meat Demand Strong
The Agribusiness Update
USDA being sued by ag groups over hydroponically grown organic certification, and new study shows meat demand still strong.
Harvest Delay California and Coronavirus Impact on Ag Markets
The Agribusiness Update
Rainy December and January slows down California harvest season, and Coronavirus and the possible impact on ag markets.
State Beef Councils Win Crucial Step in Court Case Against Beef Checkoff
Land & Livestock Report
State Beef Councils Win Crucial Step in Court Case Against Beef Checkoff
State Beef Councils Win Crucial Step in Court Case Against Beef Checkoff
Land & Livestock Report
State Beef Councils Win Crucial Step in Court Case Against Beef Checkoff
Impossible Pork and Trade Gap Narrows
The Agribusiness Update
NPPC calls Impossible Pork impossible, and the U.S. trade gap narrows to smallest in three years.
Phase One No Tariffs and California Tree Thinning Changes
The Agribusiness Update
Phase one of the China trade deal will soon be signed but apparently makes no mention of tariff reduction, and California changes rules to make it easier to thin forests amid wildfire dangers.
Ag Groups Intervene in New WOTUS Suit
Land & Livestock Report
Ag Groups Intervene in New WOTUS Suit
Wheat Acres Dip and Bayer Postpones Glyphosate Suits
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. Wheat acres dip to 100-year low, and Bayer postpones Glyphosate lawsuits to allow more time for settlement talks.
U.S. Wildlife Officials Agree to Grizzly Bear Review after Lawsuit
Land & Livestock Report
U.S. Wildlife Officials Agree to Grizzly Bear Review after Lawsuit
Impossible Burger King Suit and Hong Kong Protests
The Agribusiness Update
Man sues Burger King for cooking his Impossible Burger on same grill as Whoppers, and Hong Kong protests impacting meat demand.
E coli in Romaine and USMEF on USMCA
The Agribusiness Update
E coli cases in Romaine hard to track, and USMEF optimistic about USMCA chances.