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…women are drowning in federal regulation that adds burdens, costs and uncertainty to our businesses,” said Ellis “The WOTUS regulation is the greatest overreach yet. If allowed to take effect,…

…programs in the United States. Since it was first delivered in 1970, more than 1,200 men and women have participated in the program and have become influential leaders and active…

…in Napa and has her own consulting firm. Robledo may have proven especially inspiring to the approximately one-third of the attending farmers who were women. Lunchtime entertainment was provided by…

…producer and leaving a path of regulatory uncertainty,” said Ellis. “While cattlemen and women continue in litigation with the agencies over this regulation, the Senate has the opportunity to step…

…statistically non-significant, positive association with risk of proximal colon cancer. In addition, gold standard nutrition evidence, such as the Women’s Health Initiative and the Polyp Prevention Trial — two large,…

…finalist in the “Innovator Award Contest” for its involvement with the Down to Earth Women Luncheon (photo of event attached). A local delegation of five will be attending the California…

…will prevent implementation of the WOTUS rule. “This is great news for cattlemen and women and all land users who have been at a loss as to how to interpret…

…the contributions of women in agriculture, USDA is releasing a series of state-by-state infographics detailing the impact women have on agriculture in each state and across the country. Over the…

…a profession, whether they are new or underserved farmers, returning Service members, minorities, women, and urban producers or those who sell their crops locally,” said Harden. USDA will conduct four…