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California Grant Proposals and African Swine Fever Protection
The Agribusiness Update
The California Ag Department is accepting proposals for 2022 grant program, and study finds U.S. well protected against African Swine Fever.
Taproot Decline Up in Alabama and ASF Protection
The Agribusiness Update
Taproot decline appears in more Alabama soybean fields, and U.S. pork industry study finds we're well protected against African Swine Fever.
Peanut Notification Deadline and China Pork Herds Rebound
The Agribusiness Update
Peanut farmers who received a letter regarding antitrust litigation notice only have until July 13th to file a claim, and China's pork herds on the rebound following African Swine Fever problems.
Famers Tune Into Radio and Japan Tariff Increase on U.S. Beef Temporary
The Agribusiness Update
A new study shows farmers still tuning into radio to stay informed, and Japan puts temporary tariff hike on U.S. Beef imports.
Georgia Ag Week Festivities and USB Study Shows Farmers Trusted
The Agribusiness Update
The Georgia Farm Bureau celebrates this week of Georgia Ag Week, and United Soybean Board study shows farmers most trusted members of supply chain.
National Grange on Gallup Poll Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
National Grange pleased with survey results showing agriculture at the top of most positively viewed industry, followed by grocery and restaurants ... all food related.
Trust in Farmers increases During the Pandemic
California Ag Today
Here is a roundup of important stories from throughout the Golden State, courtesy of the California Farm Bureau.
Tyson Investigates Betting Allegations and Trust in Farmers Higher
The Agribusiness Update
Tyson Foods is now investigating allegations that some of their managers, who have been suspended without pay, privately wagered on the number of workers who'd contract COVID, and AFBF survey shows trust in American farmers is higher.
Tyson Investigates Betting Allegations and Trust in Farmers Higher
The Agribusiness Update
Tyson Foods is now investigating allegations that some of their managers, who have been suspended without pay, privately wagered on the number of workers who'd contract COVID, and AFBF survey shows trust in American farmers is higher.
Produce & Dem White House and CFAP-2 Deadline Nears
The Agribusiness Update
Produce industry lobbyists talk about agriculture with a Democrat in the White House and Coronavirus Food Assistance Program-2 application deadline is fast approaching.
Retail Potato Sales Higher and CFAP-2 in First Month
The Agribusiness Update
Consumers continue buying more retail potatoes during COVID restrictions, and numbers are out for the first month of CFAP-2 payments.
UF Citrus Greening Research and CFAP-2 First Month Payments
The Agribusiness Update
University of Florida researchers looking for answers to citrus greening disease, and first month of CFAP-2 payments.
Beef Price Fixing Suit Dismissed and 100-Million Food Boxes Delivered
The Agribusiness Update
District Court Judge dismisses price-fixing suit against America's largest beef packers, and USDA announces 100-million food boxes have been delivered through the Farmers to Families Food Box Program.
SE Region Fruit and Veg Conf Virtual and 100-million Food Boxes Delivered
The Agribusiness Update
The Southeast Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference is going virtual, and USDA announces 100-million food boxes delivered through Farmers to Families Food Box Program.
NPPC on California's Prop 12 and Cover Crop Challenges
The Agribusiness Update
National Pork Producers Council calling for California's Prop 12 to be declared invalid, and American Farmland Trust invests grant for Conquering Cover Crop Challenges.
NPPC on California's Prop 12 and Cover Crop Challenges
The Agribusiness Update
National Pork Producers Council calling for California's Prop 12 to be declared invalid, and American Farmland Trust invests grant for Conquering Cover Crop Challenges.
California Strawberries On Track and Trust in Agriculture High
The Agribusiness Update
California strawberry crop is on pace to beat last years volume, and Trust in American farmers and ranchers remains high.
Off-Farm Income Down and Hydroponic Organic Lawsuit
The Agribusiness Update
Pandemic causes cut in off-farm income, and Justice Department seeks dismissal of a lawsuit challenging USDA's decision to allow hydroponic operations certified organic.
Surplus Food Donations and Rented Farm Land Numbers
The Agribusiness Update
USDA plans to donate surplus food to food banks and non-profits, and 40-80% of U.S. farm lands are rented.