…of Brazilian imports after an investigation concluded that Brazil has discriminated against U.S. ethanol and other American goods and services. The proposal stems from longstanding concerns over Brazil’s treatment of…
Beef Prices Remain High as Demand Stays Strong, Industry Expert Says
Beef prices remain elevated across the United States as cattle supplies stay historically tight while consumer demand for protein continues to grow, according to meat industry expert Darren Hill of…
USDA Responds to New World Screwworm Detection Near U.S. Border
…a food safety risk,” Hoskins said. “It spreads only when a screwworm flies or lays eggs in a wound, not through meat, poultry or dairy products.” Protecting the U.S. Livestock…
Chad Bianco Says California Must End Forced Policies, Expand Water Storage, and Support Agriculture
…removing barriers and supporting local food production. “California school systems will be supplied with California food and ag,” he said. “Ag, meat, poultry — everything will be California grown, California…
Chad Bianco Sounds Off on California Agriculture, Water, Energy, and the Future of the Golden State
…expanding the use of California-grown food in public schools. He stated that school meal programs should prioritize California-produced meat, poultry, produce, and agricultural products as part of an effort to…
Buried Treasure in an Iowa Cornfield: Farmer Unearths Rare 1850s Silver Coins
A Remarkable Discovery Along the Missouri River In March 2017, an ordinary day of fieldwork turned into an extraordinary moment in modern agricultural history. According to this edition of the…
California Policy, Meat Industry Concerns, and Governor Race Take Center Stage for Agriculture
The AgNet News Hour focused on major policy concerns impacting agriculture, including rising scrutiny of the meat industry, ongoing debate over California’s leadership, and the broader economic pressures facing farmers…
Michael Gates’ Plan to Restore Law & Order in California
…water shortages, labor issues, and regulation—shouldn’t have to shoulder the burden of government mismanagement. His solution: Partner with the Comptroller’s office to audit organizations receiving state funds Identify fraud and…
From Colonial Streets to Community Staples: The History of Farmers Markets in America
…access to fresh, locally produced goods such as meat, dairy, and produce. The first recorded European-style farmers market in America was established in Boston in 1634. This early marketplace set…
Independent Voice for California: Culotti’s Plan
…raises serious concerns about transparency, particularly around billions spent on homelessness programs and other initiatives. She points to failed audit efforts and argues that without accountability, fraud and waste will…
Inside Agriculture’s Turning Point: Mike Johanns on Policy, Profitability, and the Future
…technology, data, and smarter systems. Trade, Biofuels, and Global Competition Looking ahead, Johanns outlines key priorities for U.S. agriculture: Strengthening global trade relationships to stay competitive with countries like Brazil…
Fresno’s Pappy’s Seasoning: A Family Legacy Built on Flavor
…lamb, and cattle in the Friant foothills. The family’s connection to meat and agriculture eventually led Eddie’s father, known as “Pappy,” to launch Pappy Meat Company in 1958. The Fresno-based…
A Fresno Success Story Featured on the AgNet News Hour
…Nick Papagni, “the Ag Meter”, Papulias shared the remarkable story of how a family legacy rooted in agriculture and meat processing evolved into a nationally recognized seasoning brand. What began…
Ethnicity’s Role in Early American Agriculture
…a wide range of American environments. They could forage on open land, require less immediate soil preparation than crop farming, and provide flexible income streams through meat, dairy, and trade….