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Canola and milk
Idaho Ag Today
On most dairies, the big question is “How do I put more milk in the tank?” One potential answer lies in improving persistency, or helping cows maintain milk production.
Trump on Panama Canal and Poultry Settlement
The Agribusiness Update
Reports say President-elect Trump threatened to reassert U.S. control over the Panama Canal, citing excessive rates to use the passage, and nine of the nation’s largest poultry processors have agreed to pay settlements in a years-long antitrust lawsuit alleging worker wage conspiracy.
American Peanut Council Celebrates Jimmy Carter and Poultry Settlement
The Agribusiness Update
The American Peanut Council celebrates the life and contributions of Georgia peanut farmer and our 39th President, Jimmy Carter, and nine of the nation’s largest poultry processors have agreed to pay settlements in a years-long antitrust lawsuit alleging worker wage conspiracy.
DCM in dogs
Idaho Ag Today
CEO of Columbia Grain International, Jeff Van Pevenage, discusses potential links between canine dilated cardiomyopathy or DCM in dogs.
Alabama Collegiate Discussion Meet and Agtech Jobs on the Rise
The Agribusiness Update
Nine college students competed in the Alabama Farmers Federation’s first statewide Collegiate Discussion Meet, and Californina farmers with autonomous tractors and other high-tech equipment are having no problem finding agtech operators with “video game experience.”
Complex Competition Issues and Grain Council Report Down
The Agribusiness Update
The USDA announced the next steps in addressing the complex competition issues in ag markets and creating a fairer playing field for poultry growers and farmers, and the International Grains Council released its Market Report that shows a reduction in the forecast for world grains production.
Georgia Poultry Restrictions Lifted and U.S. Grain Exports Down Slightly
The Agribusiness Update
The Georgia Department of Agriculture says the suspension of certain poultry and fowl activities have been lifted, and U.S. grain exports, in all forms, are down slightly from last year.
Watermelon Promotes Health and AFBF on Vaccine Mandate
The Agribusiness Update
A new study shows watermelon promotes better heart health, and AFBF President Zippy Duvall says vaccine mandate will worsen supply chain problems.
U.S. Ag Imports Grow and Ag Relief for COVID and Trade War
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. has become one of the largest agricultural importers in the world, and Ag Relief high for both COVID and Trade related problems.
California Vineyard Losses and Ag Inspectors Bill Signed
The Agribusiness Update
California wineries are cutting back vineyard acreage in supply-demand adjustment, and President Trump signs ag inspectors bill into law.
Rain Delays Corn Planting and Carrot Truck Smuggles Meth
The Agribusiness Update
Rain is throwing a wrench in corn planting for most in the Midwest, and Carrot truck caught smuggling meth across border from Mexico.
AniCell Biotech Provides Regenerative Products to Heal Dogs
Farm of the Future
AniCell Biotech has recently announced that it has a line of exciting regenerative products to treat dogs' tendon and ligament damages and hard-to-heal superficial wounds as well as eye wounds.
WOTUS Veto & Canine Influenza
Northwest Report
Some dogs have been getting a canine flu...and the WOTUS repeal failed.
Canine Virus Confirmed & Governor Speaks Out
Northwest Report
A canine virus is making its way around part of northwest Oregon...and Washington's governor says the borders are open.
Decades of Research Yield Natural Dairy Thickener
Farm of the Future
Oregon State University Microbiologist Dr. Janine Trempy has waited 25 years for her research project to be patented and it now available for commercial use.
Collecting A Lot of Pesticide
Fruit Grower Report
A recent pesticide collection helped net a major milestone.
Expediting Exports
Fruit Grower Report
Congressman Doc Hastings has secured a commitment that the training of additional canine screening teams will be funded for exports.
Improving Exports & Where did the Flu come from?
Northwest Report
Additional canine teams will be trained for screening of produce at airports, there is new speculation that the H1N1 virus did not come from Mexico and immigration reform is not dead.