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Climate Smart Livestock Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Cargill Animal Nutrition has done far more than most people know addressing things like greenhouse gas emissions.
Climate Smart Livestock Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Cargill Animal Nutrition has done far more than most people know addressing things like greenhouse gas emissions.
Vegetable - Melon Estimates Down and Ukraine Grain-Oilseed Harvest Down
The Agribusiness Update
2022 vegetable and melon production estimates fall off 2021 levels, and Ukraine grain and oilseed harvest set to fall.
Pears Are Healthy Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
If you're looking for a healthier diet, Pear Bureau Northwest President Kevin Moffitt says you should include pears that offer a host of healthy ingredients.
Pears Are Healthy Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
If you're looking for a healthier diet, Pear Bureau Northwest President Kevin Moffitt says you should include pears that offer a host of healthy ingredients.
New Nutrition Standards Proposed for School Meals
Southeast Regional Ag News
At the USDA Conversation on Healthy School Meals Roundtable, Vilsack says, “Our commitment to the school meal programs comes from a common goal we all share – keeping kids healthy and helping them reach their full potential.”
Census of Agriculture Deadline and Ag Groups Sue Over WOTUS
The Agribusiness Update
The deadline for the 2022 Census of Agriculture is today, and the American Farm Bureau Federation and other ag groups file a suit of the revised Waters of the U.S. rule.
UGA Tops Half-Billion in R&D Spending and Ag Groups Sue Over WOTUS
The Agribusiness Update
For the first time ever, the University of Georgia surpassed a half-billion dollars in research and development spending, and the American Farm Bureau and other ag groups file suit over the revised Waters of the U.S. Rule.
Buffer Bill Revisited Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
A pair of bills in Olympia, one in the House and one in the Senate, are revisiting the buffer bill that, Washington Policy Center Ag Research Director, Pam Lewison believes needs much more discussion before a plan can be finalized.
Buffer Bill Revisited Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
A pair of bills in Olympia, one in the House and one in the Senate, are revisiting the buffer bill that, Washington Policy Center Ag Research Director, Pam Lewison believes needs much more discussion before a plan can be finalized.
Tri-State Fruit & Vegetable Meeting and Farm Credit for Americans Act
The Agribusiness Update
Farmers in Florida, Alabama and Georgia prepare for the Tri-State Fruit & Vegetable Meeting January 26th, and Senator Chuck Grassley to reintroduce the Farm Credit for Americans Act.
Potatoes Favorite Vegetable Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Potateos USA Chief Marketing Officer, Kim Brashears shares news that potatoes are American's favorite vegetable for the sixth straight year.
Potatoes Favorite Vegetable Pt1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Potateos USA Chief Marketing Officer, Kim Brashears shares news that potatoes are American's favorite vegetable for the sixth straight year.
National Ag Day Essay Contest and USTR Questions Canada's TRQ's
The Agribusiness Update
The Agricultural Council of America is hosting an essay contest to celebrate National Ag Day 2023, and US Trade Rep., Katherine Tai requests dispute settlement consultation over Canada's dairy tariff-rate quota under the USMCA.
Farm Bill Disaster Aid
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
American Farm Bureau Federation's Emily Buckman talks about why disaster aid is such an important part of the next Farm Bill.
Vegetable Prices Spike in 2022
Southeast Regional Ag News
When complete this year, the Consumer Price Index for fresh vegetables will likely present the largest year-to-year gain since an 11 percent surge in 1998.
California Almonds Hopeful for 2023 and Americans Pay More for Vegetables
The Agribusiness Update
California almond growers are hoping for a more prosperous 2023 following a year of drought and water problems, and Americans are paying up to 40% more for vegetables and drought is the big reason why.
Florida Grows Christmas Trees and Americans Pay More for Vegetables
The Agribusiness Update
Florida, known for palm and citrus trees, also grows Christmas trees, and Americans pay more for vegetables in 2021 thanks to drought.