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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “General”

New Congress Likely to Address Regulatory Reform

Taylor Hillman January 5, 2017General

In the early days of the 115th U.S. Congress, lawmakers are expected to address an issue that has been a key concern of farmers and ranchers: unnecessary or duplicative regulation …

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Almond Board: Helping Honey Bees

Taylor Hillman January 5, 2017Almond Update, General

The Almond board is reminding growers of ways they can help the ever-important honey bee population. One way, is to plant forage for the bees, and Project Apis m has …

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Crops Benefit from Holiday demand

Taylor Hillman January 4, 2017General

Year-end celebrations may be finished, but a number of California agricultural products continue to feel the benefits of a traditional bump in sales created by increased baking, feasting and toasting …

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cropsFarmers
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Cruciferous Cauliflower

Dan January 4, 2017General

Cathy Isom tells us all about some tasty ways to include Cauliflower in our next meal. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Sponsored ContentUnlock Dairy Cow Success with Purina’s …

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Early CRP Contract Termination and Beginning Farmer Land Access

Taylor Hillman December 30, 2016General

A new termination opportunity for some Conservation Reserve Program contracts offers avenues for beginning ag producers to get access to land. Rod Bain has the story. Sponsored ContentUnlock Dairy Cow …

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china

China Banning Poultry Imports Due To HPAI

Dan December 30, 2016General

Officials in several regions of China are placing bans on poultry imports from several areas over concerns about the spread of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza. The Hong Kong Center for …

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USDA: $5 Million in Funds for Smart Technology Innovations in Agriculture

Dan December 23, 2016General

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) announced the availability of up to $5 million for research to strengthen the science behind the next …

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agriculture researchNational Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA)U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
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Obama Admin Takes Action to Address EU’s Unfair Trade Practices against Beef Industry

Dan December 22, 2016General

Obama Administration takes first steps toward reinstating trade action against EU, scheduling a public hearing and seeking public comments on U.S. beef industry’s request European Union’s ban on U.S. beef …

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EPA Removing Pesticide Ingredients from The Market

Dan December 22, 2016General

The Environmental Protection Agency is removing 72 inert ingredients from the list of ingredients approved for use in pesticides. Sponsored ContentUnlock Dairy Cow Success with Purina’s Transition StrategiesJune 2, 2025CIR …

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Christmas Dogs

Dan December 20, 2016General

Cathy Isom has a story for us today about the Idaho Christmas Tree Farmer who you might say lets his farm go to the dogs. That’s coming up on This …

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CRP Incentive For Forest Land Management

Taylor Hillman December 19, 2016General

Brad Pfaff of the Farm Service Agency explains a new financial incentive for management of forests on lands enrolled under the Conservation Reserve Program. Sponsored ContentUnlock Dairy Cow Success with …

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Christmas Tree Farms Face Balancing Act

Taylor Hillman December 15, 2016General

It may seem counterintuitive for a choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm to wish for rain during its busiest time of year, but for Larry and Geri Hyder, it comes down to …

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Christmas Tree Farms
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Greater Flexibility on Using Phosphorus from Manure

Dan December 14, 2016General

By Jan Suszkiw, Agriculture Research Service U.S. Department of Agriculture scientists and their collaborators have developed a mobile system for removing phosphorus from cow manure that may offer dairy farmers …

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dairyphosphorusU.S. Department of Agriculture

Orchard Owner Suing Monsanto over Dicamba Drift

Dan December 13, 2016General

A Missouri peach farmer is suing Monsanto over 700 acres of orchard and timber damage believed to be caused by dicamba drift in 2016. DTN reports the farm lost more …

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