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NCBA Winter Reboot and Blueberry Coalition Supports Imports
The Agribusiness Update
Registration is open for a Winter Reboot hosted by the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, and a new coalition of domestic blueberry importers and foreign grower groups oppose move to limit blueberry imports.
NCBA Winter Reboot and Blueberry Coalition Supports Imports
The Agribusiness Update
Registration is open for a Winter Reboot hosted by the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, and a new coalition of domestic blueberry importers and foreign grower groups oppose move to limit blueberry imports.
Vertical Farming Gets Big Investment and Pilgrim's Pride Settlement
The Agribusiness Update
Vertical farming at a big boost at Plenty Unlimited with investment from Driscoll's, and Pilgrim's Pride agrees to settlement over collusion on chicken prices.
Abundant Food Supply and Year-Round Fruit Availability
The Agribusiness Update
USDA economist says food supply abundant despite pandemic, and Year-Round fruit availability shifts summer demand.
California Cherry Harvest and Perdue on Meat Plant Reopening
The Agribusiness Update
California cherry harvest is underway, and Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue applauds reopening of meat processing plants.
NCBA Sends Letter To Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue Urging Against CFAP Payment Limitations On Cattle Producers
Land & Livestock Report
NCBA Sends Letter To Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue Urging Against CFAP Payment Limitations On Cattle Producers
Shopping Online Higher and Ag Suppliers Keep Pace
The Agribusiness Update
Pandemic boosts online and delivery shopping, and North America's biggest farm suppliers accelerate shipments.
China Coronavirus Flexibility and Cosmic Crisp Survey
The Agribusiness Update
China hopes U.S. has some trade flexibility with coronavirus hanging overhead, and Cougs like Cosmic Crisp in survey.
USDA School Meal Changes and Trump Popularity Poll
The Agribusiness Update
USDA proposes changes to school meal programs, and Trump's popularity climbs to new highs in Farm Journal Pulse Poll.
AFBF Women's Boot Camp and Imported Pumpkins Problems
The Agribusiness Update
American Farm Bureau has 15 grads from Women's Boot Camp, and Imported pumpkins bringing invasive species.
Details of China Deal and U.S. Tariffs on E.U. Imports
The Agribusiness Update
A few details are coming out about the limited trade deal between U.S. and China, and U.S. tariffs on E.U. imports expected to go into effect today.
Dogs and Pit Blinds
Sportsman's Spotlight
Ducks Unlimited spokesperson Mike Stewart coming from the Midwest's Kankakee swamp.
NACD & Ducks Unlimited Sign Cooperative Agreement
Land & Livestock Report
NACD & Ducks Unlimited Sign Cooperative Agreement
U.S. Vs Ag Economy and Dairy Substitute Confusion
The Agribusiness Update
The U.S. Economy purrs while the Agriculture economy still growling, and survey shows consumer confusion over milk substitute labeling.
Shooting Competition
Sportsman's Spotlight
I had a conversation with someone from an organization for which I have the most profound respect and that is Ducks Unlimited.
China Accused of Being Vicious and Corn for European Cows
The Agribusiness Update
President Trump accuses China of being 'vicious' attacking U.S. farmers, and European cows may eat more corn as drought hits wheat.
Humane Society on Checkoff Funds and U.S. Beef in China
The Agribusiness Update
Human Society lobbying Senate for limits to checkoff funds, and U.S. Beef builds back China presence ahead of tariff challenges.
Dems Anti-Farm Bill Stand and Calorie Count Labels
The Agribusiness Update
Democrats unified in their anti-farm bill stand, and Calorie Count labels begin on ALL food.
Farm Bill Angers Democrats and U.S. Beef #1 in South Korea
The Agribusiness Update
Farm Bill headed to full House for debate angers Democrats, and U.S. Beef #1 supplier to South Korea years after Mad Cow ban.
NAMA Leader of the Year and USDA's Florida Citrus Forecast
The Agribusiness Update
NAMA names NCBA CEO Frazier Leader of the Year, and USDA's Florida Citrus forecast remains steady as growers continue Irma recovery.