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Farm Labor with Border Closures and Ethanol Impact
The Agribusiness Update
Travel restrictions have unintended impact on foreign farm workers getting into U.S., and Ethanol industry feeling hit from fuel prices and reduced travel.
Ag Secretary Praises Supply Chain Heroes Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue hails work everyone along the supply chain does in getting food to America.
Anaerobic Soil Disinfestation Could be Used in Almond Orchards Soon
California Tree Nut Report
Natalie Ott, USDA ARS
Beginning Farmers and Rancher Coordinators
Farm and Ranch Report
Beginning Farmers and Rancher Coordinators
Agricultural Conservation Easement Program
Idaho Ag Today
NRCS announces sign up for Agricultural Conservation Easement Program
Levinovitz
Line on Agriculture
Professor and author Alan Levinovitz to speak at 2020 AAA Summit
Truck Driver Hours Waived and Alternative to Restaurant Customers
The Agribusiness Update
The hours of service rules for truck drivers delivering food and other necessary supplies have been waived, and food producers looking for alternate customers after restaurants closed by coronavirus.
Ag Secretary Praises Supply Chain Heroes Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue hails work everyone along the supply chain does in getting food to America.
Milk Prices Take a Hit and Farmers Markets Closing
The Agribusiness Update
Analysts expect milk prices to take a downward tilt thanks to coronavirus, and the pandemic is also putting many farmers markets out of business.
Rural Mental Health
Line on Agriculture
We all know how stressful farm life can be, and things are even tougher now because of the farm economy.
Don't Fear Fruits and Veggies, and USDA Still Open
The Agribusiness Update
Don't let the fear of COVID-19 keep you from buying fresh fruits and vegetables, and USDA wants public to know they're still open for business.
Worker Visas at the Border Pt 3
Fruit Grower Report
WAFLA Director Dan Fazio talks about the challenges getting an ag workforce across the border during the coronavirus shutdown.
Canada Passes USMCA and USDA on ASF Prevention
The Agribusiness Update
The Canadian Parliament has passed the USMCA, and USDA makes plans for preventing African Swine Fever if it comes to U.S.
Rotational Grazing
Line on Agriculture
The USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service is unveiling a new video series, Conservation at Work.
Worker Visas at the Border Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
WAFLA Director Dan Fazio talks about the challenges getting an ag workforce across the border during the coronavirus shutdown.
Calving season
Line on Agriculture
Out at a place called Weiser Flats, Tyler Romano of Romano Farms, is busy with his spring planting of sugar beets.
Worker Visas at the Border Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
WAFLA Director Dan Fazio talks about the challenges getting an ag workforce across the border during the coronavirus shutdown.
China Continues Phase-One Mandates and Guest Worker Bill
The Agribusiness Update
China continues to implement Phase-One steps, and Florida's Yoho introduces Guest-Worker labor bill.
Winegar hay and cattle
Line on Agriculture
Just northeast of Weiser, Idaho's 2020 farm season gets under way under cloudy skies.
Could Voluntary Navel Orangeworm Sanitation Become Mandatory? (Part 2)
California Tree Nut Report
Joel Siegel, USDA ARS Entomologist