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Smithfield Cutting Back on Gestation Crates

Dan January 9, 2017Hogs & Pork, Industry News Release

The world’s largest pork producer, Smithfield Foods, said this week they’ve moved 87 percent of their pregnant sows out of gestation crates to group housing. Sponsored ContentPurina Podcast: Managing for …

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Trump Ag Adviser Wants Mergers Blocked

Dan January 9, 2017Industry News Release

Iowa agribusiness leader Bruce Rastetter is a Republican mega-donor who wants the incoming Trump administration to block mergers in the works between large seed and chemical companies. Sponsored ContentPurina Podcast: …

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Agri View: Slow Trade

Dan January 9, 2017Agri View, Trade

Everett Griner talks about the U.S.-Cuba trade deal moving slow in today’s Agri View. Sponsored ContentPurina Podcast: Managing for Success from One Life Phase to AnotherJuly 7, 2025CIR Agriculture Harvester …

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Entrepreneurs Share Insights for Taking on Investors

Dan January 8, 2017Industry News Release

Building networks, understanding the capital needs of your business and being flexible to deal with the unexpected are critical components for success in seeking investors in a start-up company. These …

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Farm Bureau Distinguished Service and Founders Awards: Bob Stallman and James Quinn Honored

Dan January 8, 2017Industry News Release

The American Farm Bureau Federation presented its highest honors, the Distinguished Service Award to Bob Stallman and the Farm Bureau Founders Award to James Quinn, posthumously, during AFBF’s 2017 Annual …

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Farm Bureau President to Congress: Slash Regulations, Reform Immigration/Ag Labor

Dan January 8, 2017Industry News Release

American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall and thousands of Farm Bureau members today asked Congress to pass sweeping reform of regulations that burden the lives of farmers and ranchers. …

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Farm Bureau Women Focusing on Leadership in 2017

Dan January 8, 2017Industry News Release

Continued focus on sharpening leadership skills is critically important for Farm Bureau members and volunteer leaders, according to national Women’s Leadership Committee Chair Sherry Saylor, an Arizona crop farmer. Saylor …

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Farm Groups Touting Benefits of Agricultural Trade

Dan January 6, 2017Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release

The National Milk Producers Federation joined 15 other farm organizations in sending a letter to President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Michael Pence highlighting the importance of trade to America’s …

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Ethanol Exports Continue to Surge in November

Dan January 6, 2017Energy, Industry News Release

by Ann Lewis, Research Analyst The United States exported 121.9 million gallons (mg) of ethanol in November—down 7% from October’s huge total, but still the third-largest monthly total in five …

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Farm City Newsday Podcast for January 06

Taylor Hillman January 6, 2017Farm City Newsday, Podcasts

Get the latest agriculture news in today’s Farm City Newsday, hosted by Sabrina Hill. To listen or subscribe Sponsored ContentPurina Podcast: Managing for Success from One Life Phase to AnotherJuly …

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Bayer Honors Robert Hutmacher as 2017 Cotton Specialist of the Year

Dan January 6, 2017Cotton, Industry News Release

The highly respected Extension Cotton Specialist for the University of California is recognized for his commitment to growers and leadership across the industry An Extension Cotton Specialist at the forefront …

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$2.9 Million Available for Biorefinery Research

Dan January 6, 2017Biotechnology, Industry News Release

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) announced the availability of $2.9 million in funding for research to improve biorefinery technologies. The Integrated Biorefinery …

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Changing Consumer Food Trends

Dan January 6, 2017This Land of Ours

New year, new consumer food trends. Cathy Isom has more on this coming up on This Land of Ours. Sponsored ContentPurina Podcast: Managing for Success from One Life Phase to …

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USDA Expands Help to Women and Hispanic Farmers

Dan January 6, 2017Industry News Release

The Department of Agriculture Thursday announced more help for women and Hispanic farmers in resolving access issues to USDA programs. Sponsored ContentPurina Podcast: Managing for Success from One Life Phase …

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