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Water Usage Down and China and 14 Others Sign New Trade Agreement
The Agribusiness Update
Water usage for U.S. Agriculture decreased for most crops between 1995 and 2010, and China and 14 other nations sign world's larges trade agreement ... without the U.S.
Injury Levels Low Meat & Poultry and Adapting Beef-Pork Exports
The Agribusiness Update
Injury levels for meat and poultry workers reach all-time lows, and beef and pork exports adapting to times.
World Pear Day December 5th and California Winegrape Crush Lower
The Agribusiness Update
Pear Bureau Northwest is prepping for World Pear Day on December 5th and National Pear Month in December, and California Winegrape crush is lower thanks to lighter crop and smoke damage.
Georgia Ag Tax Exemption and World Pear Day December 5th
The Agribusiness Update
Annual renewal for Georgia's GATE Program is fast approaching, and December 5th is World Pear Day.
Resurging COVID to Impact Dairy and Amazon Joins Food Champions
The Agribusiness Update
Resurging COVID numbers could impact dairy and others in coming months, and Amazon joins others as Food Loss and Waste 2030 Champions.
Resurging COVID Impact and Agile Cold Storage Expansion
The Agribusiness Update
A resurgence of COVID could impact dairy and others with more restrictions, and Agile Cold Storage expanding with 2 new facilities in North Georgia.
Dairy Consumption Begins as Child and Ag Groups Like WTO
The Agribusiness Update
A new study shows lifetime dairy consumption begins in childhood, and Ag groups want to stay with World Trade Organization.
California LGMA E. coli Outbreaks and China Falling Short of Phase One
The Agribusiness Update
California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement makes more than 50 changes due to recent outbreaks of E. coli, and China still purchasing U.S. ag goods but falling short of Phase One trade agreement.
California LGMA E. coli Outbreaks and China Falling Short of Phase One
The Agribusiness Update
California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement makes more than 50 changes due to recent outbreaks of E. coli, and China still purchasing U.S. ag goods but falling short of Phase One trade agreement.
Farmers to Families Hit 75-Million Boxes and China Falling Short on Phase-One
The Agribusiness Update
USDA's Farmers to Families Food Box Program hits 75-million boxes delivered, and China falling short of Phase-One obligations of U.S. ag purchases.
Ag World Golf Classic 2020 Pt 3
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Despite the COVID-19 closures of businesses and events, the 2020 Ag World Golf Classic is still on for August 13th in Moses Lake.
Ag World Golf Classic 2020 Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Despite the COVID-19 closures of businesses and events, the 2020 Ag World Golf Classic is still on for August 13th in Moses Lake.
Ag World Golf Classic 2020 Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Despite the COVID-19 closures of businesses and events, the 2020 Ag World Golf Classic is still on for August 13th in Moses Lake.
Asian Giant Hornet Pt 3
Fruit Grower Report
Bayer Entomologist Dick Rogers gives us his take on the recent introduction in Washington state of the Asian Giant Hornet.
Asian Giant Hornet Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
Bayer Entomologist Dick Rogers gives us his take on the recent introduction in Washington state of the Asian Giant Hornet.
Asian Giant Hornet Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
Bayer Entomologist Dick Rogers gives us his take on the recent introduction in Washington state of the Asian Giant Hornet.
Upsidedown Wine
Fruit Grower Report
Looking at wine from a different angle at Upsidedown Wine in Hood River, Oregon.
NW Pear Crop in Good Supply and $265-million Dicamba Judgement
The Agribusiness Update
Northwest pear crop in plentiful supply, and jury awards $265-million judgement against Bayer-BASF dicamba.