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Jack Hoffman passes away
Jack Hoffman passes away Rural Radio Network
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Thompson introduces Skills Investment Act, looks ahead on 119th Congress
Thompson introduces Skills Investment Act, looks ahead on 119th Congress Bradford Era
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UK and Ukraine to sign ‘100 Year Partnership’ treaty
UK and Ukraine to sign ‘100 Year Partnership’ treaty BNO News
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Bumper crop may, may not be enough
Bumper crop may, may not be enough Agri-View
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Surging corn prices trigger spate of sales from US farmers
Surging corn prices trigger spate of sales from US farmers Reuters
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Interest in Drones for Agriculture Is Taking Off
Interest in Drones for Agriculture Is Taking Off Lancaster Farming
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CAES Scientists Discover How Cyst Nematodes Attack Crops
ATHENS, Ga. — People love the taste of sugar beets’ primary byproduct: white sugar. Soilborne cyst nematodes — parasitic, microscopic worms — enjoy the root vegetable, too, but as their sole food source. It’s an obstinate, expensive problem for farmers that researchers at the University of Georgia’s College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CAES) are…
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What Does It Mean When Meat And Poultry Have A ‘No Antibiotics’ Labels?
What Does It Mean When Meat And Poultry Have A ‘No Antibiotics’ Labels? Chowhound
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House Ag Committee Undergoing Significant Changes
House Ag Committee Undergoing Significant Changes Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Minnesota and Illinois sue John Deere over ‘right-to-repair’ restrictions
Minnesota and Illinois sue John Deere over ‘right-to-repair’ restrictions AGDAILY
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Dive Into the World of Working Farm Dogs
RICHMOND, Va. — Featured this month on Real Virginia, Virginia Farm Bureau’s weekly television program: Discover how farm dogs play an essential role on some Virginia farms. Learn how Virginia farmers and rural landowners find themselves at the forefront of a challenging balancing act. Learn about an innovative drone that could transform how farmers monitor…
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Back to the Drawing Board on a New Farm Bill?
(WASHINGTON D.C.) — As the 119th Congress has gotten underway and a new administration is set to take over next week, questions remain on when we can expect to see an updated five-year Farm Bill that agriculture has been advocating for. Newly elected Ranking Member on the House Agriculture Committee, Angie Craig (D-MN) joined Jesse…
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‘Gluten-Free’ Foods May Not Be All That Healthy
FLORENCE, S.C. – “Gluten free” has been a catch phrase in diets since the 1940s, but are foods that contain less gluten really healthier? Some Clemson University researchers believe perhaps not. The researchers – Sachin Rustgi, Tariq Alam and Guatam Saripalli – are stationed at the Clemson Pee Dee Research and Education Center in Florence,…
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More cold weather coming
The chief meteorologist for Conduit Ag says the Midwest is preparing for another blast of cold weather. Eric Snodgrass says the lack of a southern branch of the Jetstream continues to allow periods of cold air to plunge south. “Early next week, we’re going to bottom out in temperatures again.” He says, “We’re going to…
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WASDE gives glimmer of action in cereal markets, canola boom continues
WASDE gives glimmer of action in cereal markets, canola boom continues Farm Online
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USDA publishes interim rule for crops used as biofuel feedstocks
The USDA has released an interim rule that will help farmers connect climate-smart agriculture practices with the reductions in the carbon footprint of biofuels. Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack says the rule is directly tied to 45Z guidance issued last week by the U.S. Treasury. “We’re basically making the next step in this process for Treasury…
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Succession planning is the first step to future farm success
An ag attorney says it’s important to take the first step in succession planning. Michelle Adler is an attorney with Gordon and Associates and says planning in advance allows the farmer to pass on additional knowledge of the farm or business. “How do we pass on the relationships with the banker or the accountants,” she…
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Need a John Deere dealer to fix a John Deere tractor? Unfair, says Keith Ellison, who sued in federal court
Need a John Deere dealer to fix a John Deere tractor? Unfair, says Keith Ellison, who sued in federal court. Star Tribune
