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Productivity Growth and the Revival of Russian Agriculture

Dan April 26, 2017Industry News Release

…comprehensive measure of agricultural performance than crop yields or labor productivity because it accounts for all measurable resources of production (land, labor, materials, capital) instead of only land or labor….

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AFBF’s President Duvall Joins in Historic White House Ag Roundtable

Dan April 25, 2017Industry News Release

…Markets, Water Scarcity, and the Future of California Ag July 19, 2025 Coastal Grandmother Talks Ag and Online Influence July 18, 2025 Chad Bianco: “California Is in Crisis—And Agriculture Is…

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Executive Order Creates New Agriculture Panel

Dan April 25, 2017Industry News Release

…educational opportunities for students in rural communities, particularly in agricultural education, science, technology, engineering, and mathematics; (iv) empower the State, local, and tribal agencies that implement rural economic development, agricultural,…

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Sonny Perdue, with his wife Mary, takes the oath of office administered by Associate Justice Clarence Thomas in the U.S. Supreme Court Building, becoming the 31st U.S. Secretary of Agriculture.

Sonny Perdue Sworn in as 31st U.S. Secretary of Agriculture

Dan April 25, 2017Industry News Release

…4-H and FFA programs, among others, for his leadership in agriculture. As the product of Georgia, a state where agriculture is the leading economic driver, Perdue recognizes that agriculture is…

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Historic White House Ag Roundtable Discussion Includes California Farmer

Dan April 25, 2017Industry News Release

Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue attends a Farmer’s Roundtable where President Donald Trump signed the Executive Order Promoting Agriculture and Rural Prosperity in America April 25, 2017, at the White House…

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AFBF Labor Expert Taking USDA Post

Dan April 25, 2017Industry News Release

Boswell The American Farm Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) immigration and labor expert is heading to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. AFBF’s director of congressional relations for labor and immigration, Kristi Boswell,…

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Ag Groups Pleased With Perdue Confirmation

Dan April 24, 2017Industry News Release

…our nation’s Agriculture Department. We are eager for agriculture to finally have a seat in the president’s cabinet, and we know Secretary Perdue is just as eager to get to…

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NMPF Recognizes Members of Congress for Focusing Attention on Dairy Workforce Needs

Dan April 18, 2017Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release, Labor and Immigration

…the existing H-2A agricultural visa program to make it easier for dairy farmers to hire the foreign labor they need to run their operations. Reps. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) and Chris…

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Immigration Raids Could Send Milk Prices Soaring

Dan April 14, 2017Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release

…the worker program from the Labor Department to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Robert Guenther, Senior Vice President for Public Policy, asked the panel, “Is there a will to move…

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Valencia Oranges Increase, Non-Valencia Decrease in Citrus Forecast

Dan April 11, 2017Citrus, Crop Forecast

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Hog Prices Expected to Increase in 2017, Despite Challenges

Dan April 11, 2017Hogs & Pork, Industry News Release

Hog prices are expected to increase this year, even as pork production is expected to increase by three percent, according to a Purdue University agricultural economist. Christ Hurt writes that…

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Natural Pest Repellents

Dan April 10, 2017This Land of Ours

…to see the fruits of your labor disappear or destroyed because of some hungry insects. There are some easy, do it yourself, all-natural ways to keep those hungry bugs from…

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Agriculture Groups Focus on Importance of Immigration Reform in Letter to President

Dan April 3, 2017Industry News Release, Labor and Immigration

The Agriculture Workforce Coalition last week emphasized the importance of immigration reform for America’s farmers and ranchers in a letter sent to President Donald Trump. 70 groups representing a variety…

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Western Growers Forms Partnership with New Mexico Chile Association

Dan March 30, 2017Industry News Release, Labor and Immigration

…as informational webinars, H-2A labor services, transportation services and expertise in trade and commodity services. “In entering this partnership, we are motivated by Western Growers’ focus on the federal policy…

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