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Farm Income, Avian Flu Topped 2024’s National Ag Stories
Farm Income, Avian Flu Topped 2024’s National Ag Stories Lancaster Farming
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US Egg Production Plummets Amid Rising Prices and Bird Flu
US Egg Production Plummets Amid Rising Prices and Bird Flu Head Topics
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Full List of Food Recalls in December as Warnings Issued Nationwide
Full List of Food Recalls in December as Warnings Issued Nationwide Newsweek
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Top news impacting agriculture, rural Nebraska in 2024
Top news impacting agriculture, rural Nebraska in 2024 Rural Radio Network
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USDA forecasts higher retail egg prices for 2025
USDA forecasts higher retail egg prices for 2025 Iowa Agribusiness Network
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USDA makes $2 billion available in new marketing assistance for specialty crop producers
USDA makes $2 billion available in new marketing assistance for specialty crop producers The Sumter Item
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Farmers Granted Reprieve – Again – From Legal Filing
WASHINGTON — American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall commented on December 27 on the ping pong of court orders that ended with a court-ordered reprieve from Treasury Department reporting requirements for many small businesses. Earlier this month, a federal court halted the Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirement from the U.S. Department of Treasury’s…
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Beneficial Ownership Filing Requirement on Pause Again
(WASHINGTON D.C.) — Farmers and ranchers may be feeling like they’re on a roller coaster when it comes to Beneficial Ownership Information reporting requirements. A previously reinstated filing requirement has once again been put on hold. Dustin Sherer, director of government affairs for the American Farm Bureau Federation, says a federal court has again delayed…
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North Carolina Small Farmer of the Year Nourishes his Community, Land, and Legacy
North Carolina Small Farmer of the Year Nourishes his Community, Land, and Legacy Successful Farming
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Why “Free” Storage Programs Can Hurt Farmers Income –
Why “Free” Storage Programs Can Hurt Farmers Income Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Bleak outlook for US farmers – and Trump tariffs could make it worse
Bleak outlook for US farmers – and Trump tariffs could make it worse The Guardian
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Illinois “Farm to School” program gaining momentum into new year
The executive director of the Illinois Specialty Growers Association says more children are eating fresh foods thanks to the state’s Farm to School program. Raghela Scavuzzo says the program is gaining momentum heading into the new year. “The State Board of Education entered into a cooperative agreement where the first few years there was $7.3…
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Start small and ask questions when beginning cover crops
A Natural Resources Conservation Service agent says first-time cover croppers should start small and ask questions. Barry Bubolz works in northeastern Wisconsin, where it’s not easy to get some cover crops established before the frost. He says after winter wheat or after corn silage, there is usually a good window to plant cover crops, and…
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ClearFlame testimonial
Iowa corn farmer Lance Lillibridge is busy hauling grain from this year’s harvest, and he recently started using a semi-truck equipped with ClearFlame technology. ClearFlame allows trucks to run on 98 percent ethanol, and Lillibridge tells Brownfield he’s pleased with the results so far. The post ClearFlame testimonial appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
