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Ag Groups React to New GIPSA Rules

Dan November 10, 2016Industry News Release

…companies may decide instead to own the farms and hire full-time employees to care for animals. Tom Super of the National Chicken Council says his farmers aren’t interested in government…

Farmer Fair Practice RulesGrain Inspection Packers and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA)
beef

Alberta Beef Producers Want TB Support

Dan November 8, 2016Cattle

…of herds had been quarantined in the investigation. They also noted the number of herds quarantined could increase as the tracebacks of animals in contact with any positive animals over…

Alberta Beef Producersbovine tuberculosis

Food and Ag Science Will Shape Our Future

Dan November 7, 2016Industry News Release, Technology

…of California-Davis doctoral student collecting samples from a wheat field. Our scientists and university partners have also revealed the genetic blueprints of a host of plants and animals, and used…

Agriculture Secretary Tom VilsackU.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

Beet Curly Top Virus Update

Dan November 4, 2016Field & Row Crops, Industry News Release

…acreage was removed from potential treatment maps due to grazing and disking. Remaining host plants consisted of Russian thistle, Bassia, and saltbush and were viable. BLH counts were low in…

Beet Curly Top VirusCalifornia agriculture

USDA Expands Working-Lands Conservation Opportunities through CRP

Dan November 4, 2016Industry News Release

…for small-scale livestock grazing operations. Small livestock operations with 100 or fewer head of grazing dairy cows (or the equivalent) can submit applications to enroll up to 200 acres of…

Conservation Reserve Program (CRP)Farm and Foreign Agricultural ServicesU.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
farmers

HSUS Denies Budget Problems

Dan November 4, 2016Industry News Release

…wrong. He did say some positions have been eliminated, but more positions were added to three different departments within the organization, including farm animals, companion animals, and international. Pacelle added…

Humane Society of the United States
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Nominations for Trade Advisory Committees

Dan November 3, 2016Industry News Release, Trade

…trade in: • Animals and animal products; • Fruits and vegetables; • Grains, feed, oilseeds and planting seeds; • Processed foods; • Sweeteners and sweetener products; and • Tobacco, cotton…

Trade Advisory CommitteeU.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)United States Trade Representative (USTR)
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Funding to Ensure Access to Needed Veterinary Services

Dan November 3, 2016Cattle, Industry News Release

…school loans in return for serving in areas lacking sufficient veterinary resources critical to America’s food safety, food security, and to the health and well-being of animals and humans. The…

National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA)U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)veterinary
farmers

Farmers Fleeing HSUS Ag Advisory Councils

Dan November 3, 2016Industry News Release

…ranchers who give proper care to their animals. Further, HSUS CEO Wayne Pacelle removed high-profile rancher Kevin Fulton from the national council. Fulton, who runs an organic grazing operation, was…

HSUShumane societyNational Agriculture Advisory Council
beef

Canada Investigating Bovine Tuberculosis

Dan November 3, 2016Cattle, Industry News Release

…of bovine TB identified in the U.S. from foreign animals this year. The Alberta Beef Producers organization says preliminary test results are still pending on the quarantined herds and more…

bovine tuberculosis (TB)
boston market

Lab System Aims to Protect State’s Livestock

Taylor Hillman November 2, 2016Cattle, Poultry

…way the lab handles animals when doing necropsies. Pens and chutes also have been added for safe handling of live animals that come in for testing. In addition, the new…

agricultureCaliforniaLabslivestock
control invasive plants

Looking for ‘Natural Enemies’ in Asia to Control Invasive Plants

Dan November 2, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

…nature’s “arms race” for survival. When plants and animals are moved from their native habitats to new locales where they have no natural enemies, their populations can grow unchecked. Paper…

invasive plants
boston market

‘Stealth Visits’ Concern the Livestock Industry

Taylor Hillman October 25, 2016Cattle, Poultry

…to destroy the whole barn of chickens because these guys were in there,” Thompson-Weeman said. “They’re not worried about the health and welfare of animals. They want to get in…

Animal Agriculture Allianceegg farmstealth visits
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Backyard Wildlife Haven

Dan October 24, 2016This Land of Ours

…It’s very possible to convert your outdoor space, no matter how big or small, into a simple wildlife-friendly garden. With urbanization slowly pushing animals out of their habitats, that’s where…

backyard gardenbackyard wildlife
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