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Below you'll see everything we could locate for your search of “U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol”

bindweed

Instances of Bindweed Popping Up in Central Valley Farms

Dan November 7, 2018Environment, Field & Row Crops

…herbicides, especially once it has become established in fields. Significant infestation can preclude planting of several vegetable crops. “A lot of our tomato growers who are in rotation with cotton…

BindweedCalifornia agricultureLynn SosnoskieWaterhemp
ibm

IBM Trailing Blockchain in Food System

Dan November 5, 2018Technology

IBM began testing the traceability technology, blockchain, with several major retailers in October. Walmart, Kroger and several other retailers joined IBM’s blockchain project called ‘Food Trust’. The company stated in…

blockchain technologyFood TrustIBM
secretary

Secretary Perdue Regarding EPA Decision on Dicamba

Dan November 1, 2018Environment, Industry News Release, Regulation

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue issued the following statement regarding the decision by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to extend the registration of dicamba for two years. The extension…

Ag Secretary PerdueDicambaEPA
capca

EPA Announces Changes To Dicamba Registration

Dan November 1, 2018Environment, Industry News Release, Regulation

…soybeans 45 days after planting and cotton 60 days after planting For cotton, limit the number of over-the-top applications from 4 to 2 (soybeans remain at 2 OTT applications) Applications…

Andrew WheelerDicambaEPA
usda

USDA Planning Trade Aid Round Two Distribution

Dan October 31, 2018Economy, Industry News Release, Trade

…and dairy farmers will receive 12 centers per hundredweight. Meanwhile, wheat producers will get 14 cents per bushel, sorghum growers 86 cents per bushel and cotton producers six cents per…

agriculture tariffsagriculture tradetrade aid paymentsUSDA
farmland value

70 Percent of Farmland to Change Hands in Next 20 Years

Dan October 31, 2018Economy, Industry News Release

Farmers National Company says 70 percent of farmland will transfer ownership over the next 20 years. The transfers will occur by sale, will, trust beneficiary or gifts, according to the…

farm economyfarm inheritancefarmland

Climate-Smart Agriculture Endorsed by CDFA and UC ANR in New Partnership

Brian German October 29, 2018Technology

…assisting the new specialists in their efforts. Dairy advisor Betsy Karle, irrigation and cotton advisor Dan Munk, and water quality and management advisor Laurent Ahiablame will all be mentoring the…

California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA)UC Agriculture and Natural Resources (UC ANR)
expressions

USDA Announces Receipt of 136 Expressions of Interest in Hosting ERS & NIFA

Dan October 22, 2018Industry News Release

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has received 136 expressions of interest from parties in 35 states interested in becoming the new…

Ag Secretary PerdueERSNIFAUSDA
pink bollworm

USDA Announces Pink Bollworm Eradication Significantly Saving Cotton Farmers in Yearly Control Costs

Dan October 19, 2018Cotton, Industry News Release

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced that U.S. cotton is free — after more than 100 years — of the devastating pink bollworm. This pest has cost U.S. producers…

cottonUSDA. pink bollworm
agricultural

U.S. Agricultural Export Opportunities in South Korea

Dan October 18, 2018Industry News Release, Trade

…U.S. producers the ability to expand sales of bulk, intermediate, and consumer-oriented agricultural exports with the elimination of duties on almost two-thirds of U.S. agricultural exports. Products such as wheat,…

agriculture esportsagriculture tradeSouth KoreaUSDA/FAS
usda

USDA Announces Deregulation of GE Low-Gossypol Cotton

Dan October 16, 2018Cotton, Industry News Release

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announces the deregulation of Texas A&M’s cotton variety genetically engineered to have ultra-low levels of gossypol in…

EAGossypol CottonseedPPRAUSDA/APHIS
ustr

Agri View: Trade War Damage

Dan October 16, 2018Agri View, Trade

…farm income is from exports. Listen to this. Two-thirds of our cotton, half of our soybeans, and almost half of our wheat crop, just to give you an idea. Not…

agriculture tariffsChinaEverett Grinertrade war
pollinating

Agri View: Value of Bugs Pollinating Crops

Dan October 12, 2018Agri View, Pollinators

…reproduce without a flying insect. Cotton is one of them. Think about this. Some plants provide food for feed that sustain other insects. Some that we can well do without….

Everett Grinerhoneybeepollinators
farmers

Roberts: We’re Making Progress on Farm Bill

Dan October 11, 2018Farm Bill, Industry News Release, Legislative

…amount of funding from Midwest-based crops to cotton. The so-called “Big Four” leaders of the conference committee, Senators Roberts and Stabenow along with Representatives Conaway and Collin Peterson, are waiting…

2018 Farm BillDebbie StabenowMichael ConawayPat Roberts
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