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House, Senate to vote on notably different USDA budgets
A political battle is brewing as Republicans look to cut spending while Democrats push for increased funding.
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USDA increases US corn production estimate
USDA increases US corn production estimate XM
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What Can 180 Pounds Of Nitrogen Get You? Nebraska Farmer’s 312.96 Bushels Score Big Win
What Can 180 Pounds Of Nitrogen Get You? Nebraska Farmer’s 312.96 Bushels Score Big Win Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Safety hazards still loom large on the farm
Safety hazards still loom large on the farm High Plains Journal
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Over 20,000 pounds of beef products recalled for not being properly inspected, USDA says
Over 20,000 pounds of beef products recalled for not being properly inspected, USDA says Yahoo News Canada
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House Ag Committee Examines Flaws in EPA’s Regulations on US Agriculture
House Ag Committee Examines Flaws in EPA’s Regulations on US Agriculture 953mnc.com
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Tidal Grow® AgriScience receives USDA Fertilizer Production expansion grant
Tidal Grow® AgriScience receives USDA Fertilizer Production expansion grant World Fertilizer
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Kansas Wheat Commission says crop quality better than 2023
It’s been a good harvest for many Kansas wheat farmers. Marsha Boswell with Kansas Wheat says the overall quality is better than last year’s drought-stricken crop. “Test weights have been above 60 pounds and so we’ve been seeing excellent quality,” she says. “With some of that mature wheat getting some rains on it, some of…
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New Study Showcases Corn Farming’s Contribution to the Economy
Corn growers were responsible for a $151 billion boost to the U.S. economy in 2023, according to a new report released this week by the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA). The report, entitled NCGA Economic Contribution Study for 2023, looked at a number of ways in which corn growers shaped the economy, including economic output, contributions to…
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Tractor Supply backs away from climate change and diversity initiatives
Tractor Supply backs away from climate change and diversity initiatives WJRT
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A TikTok ban could hurt farm groups’ efforts to reach Gen Z
Meat and dairy industries have poured millions of dollars into promotional campaigns to reach younger audiences. https://www.agriculturedive.com/news/tiktok-ban-could-hurt-farm-groups-efforts-to-reach-gen-z/721114/
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U.S. Senate committee increases 2025 ag budget
The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee has unanimously passed a budget for 2025 that increases investments in agricultural research and conservation while fully funding the Women, Infant, and Children program. Chair Patty Murry says the Agriculture, Rural Development, FDA, and Related Agencies bill is a lifeline for families. “This bill provides essential new resources to ensure…
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AgWest Farm Credit Awards $327,500 in Scholarships to 131 Students
SPOKANE, Wash. — AgWest Farm Credit, a leading financial institution serving the agricultural industry, is proud to announce the recipients of its annual scholarship program. This year, 131 students across AgWest’s seven-state service territory have been awarded a total of $327,500 in scholarships. “We are committed to investing in the future of agriculture by supporting talented…
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Insight: The Joys of Summer
MANHATTAN, Kan. — A few months ago, I registered my two children for two weeks of swimming lessons at our town’s pool. Registering my 8-year-old daughter for lessons was a nonnegotiable. She needs to continue learning skills that’ll help her keep her head above water while also gaining strength as a swimmer. My son, on…
