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Right to Repair Law Goes Into Effect in Minnesota; Doesn’t Include Agriculture
Minnesota’s right to repair law, known as the “Digital Fair Repair Act,” went into effect on July 1st, 2024. That makes Minnesota the sixth state nationwide to enact a right to repair law joining a list that includes Colorado, California, Maine, Massachusetts and New York. However, according to the National Agricultural Law Center, Minnesota’s law…
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Celebrate Nature’s Trendiest Fruit on National Avocado Day
GREENWICH, N.Y. — Healthy, versatile and delicious – avocados have been trending in American supermarkets and restaurants in recent years. With National Avocado Day on July 31, celebrate your favorite avocado dishes and trying out new ones. How to celebrate the avocados this year When it comes to versatile produce, the avocado has become one…
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US Wheat Yields Up Significantly Over 2023
US Wheat Yields Up Significantly Over 2023 Farm Policy News
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White South African farmers seek new life in Georgia
White South African farmers seek new life in Georgia Yahoo Singapore News
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AgVend Unveils ‘Goose’: The First AI Co-Pilot Built for Ag Retail
Goose reduces time discovering new insights, automates tedious tasks, and gets your team back to what really matters: serving their customers at the farm gate. The post AgVend Unveils ‘Goose’: The First AI Co-Pilot Built for Ag Retail appeared first on CropLife.
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USDA Toughens Rules on Salmonella in Poultry
USDA Toughens Rules on Salmonella in Poultry Watauga Democrat
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How The Deep State Tried, And Failed, To Crush An American Farmer
How The Deep State Tried, And Failed, To Crush An American Farmer Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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ADM’s Profit Shrinks More Than Expected on Crop Market Downturn
ADM’s Profit Shrinks More Than Expected on Crop Market Downturn BNN Bloomberg
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North Dakota At Risk For Another Round Of Severe Weather
North Dakota At Risk For Another Round Of Severe Weather US 103.3
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USDA Trade Mission to Expand Market Access, Ag Exports in Colombia
USDA Trade Mission to Expand Market Access, Ag Exports in Colombia Farms.com
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Federal government gives Illinois $430 million to fight ‘climate change’
Federal government gives Illinois $430 million to fight climate change WBEZ Chicago
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Winter canola pilot expanding in mid-South
Bunge Chevon Ag Renewables is expanding farmer contracts this fall as part of a winter canola project with Corteva Agriscience. Corteva Agriscience Global Product Director for Biofuels Chad Berghoefer tells Brownfield the collaboration started last year with 5,000 acres and is ramping up to 35,000 in year two. “All the genetics today are coming out…
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From Genes to Jeans: New Genetic Insights May Lead to Drought Resilient Cotton
ITHACA, N.Y. — Cotton is woven into the very fabric of our lives, from soft T-shirts to comfortable jeans and cozy bedsheets. It’s the world’s leading renewable textile fiber and the backbone of a global industry worth billions. As climate change intensifies, cotton farmers face increasing challenges from drought and heat. However, new research offers…
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Can Chlorpyrifos Be Used to Manage Crop Pests in 2024?
LAMBERTON, Minn. — Questions continue to be raised about the potential to use chlorpyrifos-containing products against crop pests. Chlorpyrifos was taken off the market for a period of time after the US EPA removed all tolerances for food and feed. Then, tolerances were reinstated after the EPA’s decision was challenged in court; however, this occurred after…
