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agriculture

USDA to Reopen All FSA Offices – Extends MFP Payment Deadline to Feb. 14

Dan January 23, 2019Economy, Funding, Legislative

USDA announced it will reopen all of its Farm Service Agencies despite the ongoing government shutdown.  Last week, USDA announced it would only reopen selected FSA offices, for three days …

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government shutdownMFP paymentsUSDA/FSA
tariff

Longest Recorded Government Shutdown Impacting Key Ag Programs

Dan January 17, 2019Economy, Funding

As the government shutdown continues, it has now officially reached an unfortunate milestone as being the longest shutdown ever recorded.  As lawmakers continue to disagree about funding priorities many analysts …

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EPAgovernment shutdownUSDAWOTUS
budget

How Ag is Affected by Governor Newsom’s Budget

Dan January 16, 2019Economy, Funding

Newly sworn in California Governor Gavin Newsom recently announced his first budget proposal; a record-setting $209 billion, with $144 billion in general fund spending.  As the state sits on a …

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agriculture budgetCalifornia budgetGovernor Gavin Newsom
export forecast

Government Shutdown Puts Pause on Opening New Markets

Dan January 16, 2019Economy, Trade

Many distinguished guests made their way to the American Farm Bureau Federation’s 100th Annual Convention. Guests included state representatives, USDA officials,  Agriculture Secretary Sonny Purdue, President Donald Trump.  Many of them …

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agriculture exportsagriculture tradegovernment shutdown
agriculture

Farmers Under Fire: Trial Lawyers’ Attack on Agriculture

Dan January 15, 2019Economy, Industry News Release

Agriculture is in the crosshairs as class-action lawsuits seek huge monetary awards against agricultural producers, said a panel of experts at a workshop at the American Farm Bureau Federation’s 100th …

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AFBFagriculture lawsuitsLorenda Overman
Senate Bill 353

A Government Shutdown Resolution is in “Best Interest for Farmers”

Dan January 15, 2019Economy

This is now the longest government shutdown in U.S. history and people across the nation are feeling the burden. California Farm Bureau’s Manager of Federal Policy, Josh Rolph explains that …

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CFBFgovernment shutdownJosh Rolph
mental health

Farmers Dealing with Uncertainty as 2019 Starts

Dan January 14, 2019Economy, Funding, Legislative, Trade

The year is opening with uncertainty for farmers and ranchers despite several important developments such as the 2018 Farm Bill and the US-Mexico-Canada-Agreement projected to be finalized once the government …

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2018 Farm Billagriculture economyagriculture fundingUSMCA
ncba

Government Shutdown Causes Agricultural Delays

Dan January 7, 2019Economy

The now weeks-long government shutdown is causing delays to major trade deals and important reports. The U.S. International Trade Commission, which is responsible for examining the United States Mexico Canada …

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government shutdownUSMCAWASDE Report
amazon

Amazon Grocery Delivery Not as Robust as Projected

Dan December 28, 2018Economy, General

While more than half of American households have an Amazon Prime membership, it appears the number of members who ordered groceries at least once a month took a step backward …

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Amazon Primegrocery deliveryWhole Foods
regional hubs

Perdue Details USDA Functions in the Event of a Lapse in Federal Funding

Dan December 21, 2018Economy, Funding, Industry News Release

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue today detailed which functions of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will remain available in the event of a lapse in government funding. “There …

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Ag Secretary Perduegovernment shutdownUSDA
dollar stores

Dollar Stores Putting Pressure on Local Grocers

Dan December 20, 2018Economy

The prevalence of dollar stores throughout the U.S. appears to be having a negative impact on local, independent grocery stores.  The increase in the number of bargain-priced retailers is also …

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Dollar GeneralDollar Treegrocery salesWhole Foods
farmland

Farmland Access Remains A Challenge for Young and Beginning Farmers

Dan December 19, 2018Census of Agriculture, Economy, Industry

Information from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) shows that access to affordable farmland remains a significant obstacle for young and beginning farmers.  While there are several programs that are …

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Census of AgriculturefarmlandUSDA-NASS
mpp

USDA Highlights Benefits of Improved Dairy Safety Net Tool

Dan December 17, 2018Dairy & Livestock, Economy, Industry News Release

More than 21,400 dairy producers opted for coverage through the Margin Protection Program for Dairy (MPP-Dairy) in 2018, up by more than 2,000 producers from the previous year. This U.S. Department of …

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dairyMPP-DairyUSDA
farming

Measuring Costs and Benefits of Different Farming Systems

Dan December 17, 2018Economy, Soil

Making adjustments to how soil is thought of and managed can yield some significant long-term benefits when applied to farming operations.  Rising costs of agricultural inputs has been one of …

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Rex Dufoursoilsoil benefits
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