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Georgia Rural Broadband Funding and Drought Worries
The Agribusiness Update
USDA is putting $4.6-million towards rural broadband project in Georgia, and drought monitor has atmospheric scientists worried about water in Western U.S.
AgMonitor Helps Farmers Save Money
California Ag Today
AgMonitor is using artificial intelligence to convert data to useful information for farmers.
AgMonitor Expands Under a New Name
California Ag Today
AgMonitor is using AI to convert data to useful information for farm managers related to crops, water and energy.
Animal Ag Alliance Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Animal Agriculture Alliance hopes to dispel the myths with a new website about animals in agriculture.
Animal Ag Alliance Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Animal Agriculture Alliance hopes to dispel the myths with a new website about animals in agriculture.
Cowboy Summit on Wolves Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Ranchers met at the first-ever Cowboy Summit in Ellensburg in search of answers to the wolf problem.
Oregon Snowpack Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Oregon facing drought and water restriction thanks to low snowpack.
Forecast Drought Expansion
Colorado Ag Today
Wet weather is going to miss most of the severe drought areas.
Cattle Industry Moo'ves in on Phoenix and 57% of U.S. Dry
The Agribusiness Update
The Cattle Industry hits trail to Phoenix this month for 2018 Cattle Industry Convention, and 57% of the U.S. experiencing drought or dryness as wheat market watches.
National Ag Day & Extending Wolf Monitoring
Northwest Report
Conservation groups want to extend wolf monitoring in Idaho...and today is Ag Day!
Monitoring Insect Populations
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Due to an exceptionally mild winter this year Washington potato growers should be on the lookout for earlier than normal and larger populations of potato psyllids, leafhoppers, potato tuber moth, and aphids.
Insect Monitoring & Farm Internships
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Insect monitoring supplies available through the WSPC, and non-profit organization located in Everson provides international professionals and students an opportunity to be placed into agricultural short-term positions in the U.S.
Global Opportunities Are Great for U.S. Ag
Farm of the Future
We have all heard the forecasted growth in global population for the next 30 years and the dramatic increase in food production that will be needed to meet that population growth. It is an exciting time to be in agriculture, especially in U.S. agriculture.
Preparing For Drought
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
State drought declaration prompts numerous calls to county FSA offices inquiring about what the USDA may be able to do to assist farmers and ranchers.
West Coast Ports Critical for U.S. Ag Exports
Farm of the Future
At the opening session of the 2015 Potato Expo in Orlando on Wednesday, Euromonitor International's Government and Trade Relation Manager Matthew Tripodi said that one of every three acres of U.S. potato production is destined for an export market and that if the West Coast port troubles are not solved —- it may cause a 33 percent decline in U.S. potato product exports.
Plant Monitor List
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
The Washington State Noxious Weed Control Board has a monitor list that it uses to gather information about plants that could be considered weeds in the future.
Noxious Weed Listing
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Between July 2011 and June 2013 the weed control board added seven new noxious weeds to the state's noxious weed list.
Monitoring Snowpack Levels
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Statewide snowpack levels are sitting at about 55 percent, which is less than average for this time of year.
