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Washington State Declares September ‘Eat Local Month’
OLYMPIA Wash. — Eat Local First and Sustainable Connections are excited to announce that Washington State has declared September 2024 ‘Eat Local Month’. This declaration affirms and honors the diverse and vibrant community of farmers, fishermen, and food artisans who provide fresh, healthy, and sustainably produced food for us all to enjoy. Eat Local Month…
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Fall Bird Migration is Time to Reimplement Biosecurity Protocols for Poultry
Fall Bird Migration is Time to Reimplement Biosecurity Protocols  Farms.com
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Why Do Farms Need Deer Damage Permits?
APPLETON, N.Y. — Why do farmers need Deer Damage, commonly known as nuisance, permits? Do deer do that much damage? The short answer: Yes! Let’s start with fruit farming. Today’s fruit trees are dwarf trees. Many of them are trellised because the trees are not strong enough to hold themselves and the fruit upright. When…
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Who Is Directing The War On Agriculture And Nutrition?
Who Is Directing The War On Agriculture And Nutrition?  Todayville.com
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Favorable weather leading to record corn production
Favorable weather leading to record corn production  Ag Proud
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Life Insurance in Farm Transition Planning – Part 2
COLUMBUS, Ohio — In the last post, we discussed the different types of life insurance. In this post, we will explore the benefits and disadvantages of life insurance in farm transition planning as well as strategies for using life insurance. The Value of Life Insurance in Farm Estate Planning Liquidity for Estate Taxes and Debts:…
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Farm Shows Start, While Canadian Railways Attempt to Restart
Farm Shows Start, While Canadian Railways Attempt to Restart  DTN The Progressive Farmer
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California Agriculture Leads the Nation in Funding for Specialty Crops
California Agriculture Leads the Nation in Funding for Specialty Crops  Morning Ag Clips –
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WV Farmers and ranchers grappling with its worst drought in 25 years
SPECIAL REPORT: Farmers and ranchers grappling with its worst drought in 25 years  WCHS
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Got Hail-Damaged Corn? Develop a Plan for Managing the Crop from Now to Harvest
Got Hail-Damaged Corn? Develop a Plan for Managing the Crop from Now to Harvest  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Who Will Farm the Land?
Mel’s Musings: Who Will Farm the Land?  Mitchell Now –
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4 Quick Succession Planning Tips
4 Quick Succession Planning Tips With Attorney Jim Angell  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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USDA chief economist says farmland values rise, questions strength
USDA chief economist says farmland values rise, questions strength  KIWARadio.com
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Michigan’s corn, other crops maturing quickly, harvest may be done early
Michigan’s corn, other crops maturing quickly, harvest may be done early  MLive.com
