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Sterile germplasm lab
Idaho Ag Today
They are called the Germplasm Laboratory which means they have a large collection of varieties of potatoes.
Part 2: Wool Pellets Are Part of Sustainable Ag Industry
Line on Agriculture
Ohio sheep and wool producer, Albert Wilde has found a new use for wool that is not only a new market for him but also offers environmental benefits.
Part 1: Wool Pellets Open a New Market for Sheep Producer
Line on Agriculture
Wilde Valley Farms Produces Sustainable Moisture Retainining Pellets for Gardeners.
Producers FInd Creative Ways to Use Wool
Line on Agriculture
Due to a lack of market for wool, many producers are either storing it or finding new ways to use and market it.
Pallet Shortage and JBS Pays $11-million in Cyber Attack
The Agribusiness Update
Farmers now coping with shortage of wooden pallets for shipping, and JBS pays $11-million in ransomware cyberattack.
Meatpacking COVID Numbers and Food Service Changes
The Agribusiness Update
The numbers show meatpacking industry hit hard by COVID infection rates, and changes likely as food service industry rebounds from pandemic challenges.
Lawsuit over Missouri "Meat" and New House Ag Website
The Agribusiness Update
Settlement discussions are underway over a lawsuit challenging a new Missouri law making it illegal to promote plant-based food as "meat," and a new website unveiled from House Ag Committee.
Pallet Shelters for H-2A Workers Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
Everett-based Pallet Shelter and some growers are waiting on government approval for H-2A fiberglass shelters.
Farm Fuel Mustard Seed Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
Mustard Seed Meal seen as effective fertilizer in orchards and berry fields.
Promoting Potatoes & Emergency PED Virus Rule Adopted
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Washington State Potato Commission honoring National Potato Chip Day by giving away bags of potato chips to one of their Facebook fans, and swine entering Washington must be free of PED virus.
Deemed Dangerous
Food Forethought
An entire series of United States Postal Service stamps aimed at getting children to be more active are being destroyed.
Rather Potty
Food Forethought
A Washington city finds a way to bring new life to old toilets.
Biomass Crop Assistance Program
Line on Agriculture
A new biomass crop program is getting underway in the midwest with a lot of people watching.
Crossing the Lines
Food Forethought
The first lady's fight against childhood obesity is beginning to take on all the signs of a good plan gone horribly wrong.