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

farmers

Stabenow: Commodity Title a Political Issue in Farm Bill Talks

Dan October 10, 2018Farm Bill, Industry News Release, Legislative

…that would take “tens of millions” of dollars from Midwestern farmers for cotton growers in the South, according to the Hagstrom Report. The 2014 farm bill expired last month, and…

2018 Farm BillDebbie StabenowMichael Conaway
Spinach Varieties

Walmart to Require Blockchain to Limit Impact of Food-Borne Illness Outbreaks

Brian German September 28, 2018Agri-Business

…back to the farm of origin by the end of September 2019. “Customers trust us to help them put quality food on their tables for themselves and their families,” Executive…

Blockchainfood safetyWalmart
Almond Board

Almond Update: ‘Growing Good’ Connects Public to Industry

Taylor Hillman September 27, 2018Almond Update, News from our Sponsors

…their consumer and grower information to help increase trust and transparency. Almond Board of California’s Manager of Sustainability Communication Danielle Veenstra talks to AgNet West’s Taylor Hillman about the site….

almond board of californiaalmond update
native americans

Agri View: Learning from Native Americans

Dan September 26, 2018Agri View

…In the later part of the 17th century Indians were growing sweet potatoes, pumpkins, and squash. It wasn’t just food crops they showed us how to grow. They grew cotton…

American AgricultureEverett GrinerNative American farming

Agri View: Another Nematode

Dan September 25, 2018Agri View

…is a plant pathogen that is highly reproductive commonly found in cotton and soybeans. It also thrives in specialty crops like sugarcane and sweet potatoes. I mention these crops because…

Everett Grinerroot knot nematode
florence

Florence Washing Away Cotton and Tobacco Crops

Dan September 20, 2018Corn, Cotton, Field & Row Crops, Industry News Release

The record-setting and still-rising floodwaters of Hurricane Florence are wreaking havoc on cotton and tobacco crops in the Carolinas. North Carolina Farm Bureau spokesperson Lynda Loveland says it’s going to…

corncottonHurricane Florencetobacco
weathermen

The Western View: “Snake-Oil” Weathermen

Dan September 19, 2018Weather, Western View

…also very sad. It’s no wonder people don’t trust the media when they are treated to clown acts like this. Weather should be straightforward to report as it’s pure science;…

Len Wilcoxweather reportingweathermen
regenerative agriculture

Organic Production Project to Evaluate Advantages of No-Till Farming

Brian German September 16, 2018Fruits & Vegetables, USDA

…monitoring and soil health assessments in North Coast vineyards.  Some of the grant funding will also go to American Farmland Trust for the purpose of quantifying the economic and environmental…

organic produceOrganic Research
survey

California Cotton Acreage Falls Short of Early Predictions

Brian German September 13, 2018Field & Row Crops, Industry

…map for California cotton acreage, which demonstrates a notable decrease in overall acreage. There is a total of 257,870 acres of cotton statewide, a 12.6 percent decrease compared to 2017…

California cotton cropcotton acreage
bison association

Bison Association Launches Petition to Stop Buffalo Labeling

Dan September 5, 2018Industry News Release

The National Bison Association wants the Department of Agriculture to immediately develop new labeling policies to stop water buffalo products sold in the U.S. from being labeled only as “buffalo.”…

National Bison Associationwater buffalo meat
potato

USDA Launches Trade Mitigation Programs

Dan September 4, 2018Economy, Industry News Release, Trade

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue launched the trade mitigation package aimed at assisting farmers suffering from damage due to unjustified trade retaliation by foreign nations. Producers of certain commodities…

agriculture economyagriculture trade wartrade mitigation program
usda

Agri View: Boll Weevil Battle Nearly Over

Dan August 30, 2018Agri View, Cotton

…battling the weevil. Boll Weevil Battle Nearly Over You know, cotton is one of the oldest crops grown in this country. Especially in the southern states. It was one of…

boll weevilcottonEverett Griner
USDA

USDA Announces Trade Relief Details

Brian German August 28, 2018Agri-Business, Funding

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently announced the trade relief details in relation to the assistance program it was putting together to help farmers impacted by the trade issues….

trade relieftrade relief package
crop

Agri View: Blueberries – An Expanding Crop

Dan August 27, 2018Agri View, Fruits & Vegetables

…That soil did not accommodate crops like corn, cotton, and peanuts. So, it grew pine trees. Now, as it turns out, that soil is just what blueberries need. The winter…

blueberriesblueberry farmingEverett Griner
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