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dought

Drought Monitor Shows Continued Dryness

Dan August 3, 2018Drought, Industry News Release

…winter and evidence of corn being chopped for silage is seen. Little relief is expected for the Midwest, but the Drought Monitor does suggest that over the next week, temperatures…

agriculture weatherdroughtdrought monitor
farm losses

Agri View: Farm Losses from Disasters

Dan August 2, 2018Agri View, Economy

…on power lines. If you see about how many acres of crops were destroyed, how many cows or chickens were killed, I would be shocked. Disaster losses are a terrible…

Everett Grinerfarm disaster lossesfarm economy
indoor heat

Record-Breaking Heat Streak Hurting Crops

Taylor Hillman July 30, 2018Fruits & Vegetables

The unrelenting triple-digit heat streak in many valleys of California is starting to affect crops. Burford Ranch said last week that they are finally seeing the effects in the Central…

coalition

Coalition Urges State Board to Reject ‘Unimpaired Flows’ Plan

Dan July 28, 2018Industry News Release, Water

…Bankers Association; California Chamber of Commerce; Southern California Water Coalition; the Modesto and Turlock irrigation districts; agricultural and water organizations representing a wide range of crops, commodities and regions; and…

CFBFJamie JohanssonUnimpaired Flow Plan
usda

Higher Inventory and Tariffs Impacting Cattle Markets

Dan July 25, 2018Cattle, Industry News Release, Trade

…to suggest that liquidation is taking place, but it is indicative of waning interest in herd expansion.” Rising tariffs on U.S. meat exports are also expected to have a heavier…

agriculture tariffagriculture tradecattle trade
planning

Planting for Your Fall Harvest

Dan July 23, 2018Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours

…broccoli, cauliflower, and brussel sprouts. Kohlrabi, like chard, is pretty good at growing in a wide range of temperatures. Don’t forget the root veggies, you’ll want to include a fall…

Cathy Isomfall plantingfall vegetables
ncba

Farmers Express Frustration Over Trump Trade Tactics

Dan July 23, 2018Industry News Release, Trade

…Farmers shared concerns that included shrinking export markets, rising costs, and bankers who would be more reluctant to loan money for operating costs. Scott VanderWal, American Farm Bureau Vice President,…

AFBPresident Donald J. TrumpScott VanderWaltrade war
producing

Agri View: Producing Tea in America?

Dan July 23, 2018Agri View, Specialty Crops

…in the world, it can be grown in America. We grow some of the largest crops in the world, and some of the smallest. What about tea? It is a…

Everett Grinerteatea plantation
farm bureau

Farm Bureau Response to Navarro’s ‘Rounding Error’ Statement

Dan July 20, 2018Industry News Release, Trade

…export-sensitive farm goods have tanked since May, when this tariff game started. Farm income was already off by half compared to four years ago, with debt levels rising—hardly a strong…

AFBFagriculture tradePeter Navarrotrade warZippy Duvall
retail

Agri View: Non-Dairy Milk Source

Dan July 19, 2018Agri View, Cattle, Nuts & Grapes

…supports their offspring with milk. Now the world, especially in America, are beginning to find a new source for milk. No animal is involved. It is made from tree crops….

dairy milkEverett Grinernon-dairy milk
international buyers

Trade War Endangers Farmers, Farm Bureau Tells Congress

Dan July 18, 2018Industry News Release, Trade

…China committed to when they joined the World Trade Organization,” Boening said. “Let me make this clear: for just three crops – in just one year – China illegally exceeded…

agriculture trade warKevin PaapRussell BoeningScott VanderWal
nppc

Agri View: Farming Problems

Dan July 17, 2018Agri View, Environment, Industry

…would have provided hundreds of good paying jobs in the community. There is a lawsuit somewhere all of the time over farmers spraying their young crops to prevent bugs from…

environmentEverett Grinerfarming issues
test

New Test Can Determine Nitrogen Levels in Soil

Dan July 16, 2018Environment, Industry News Release, Research

Nitrogen is the main nutrient added to cereal crops like corn, which makes them grow faster and stronger. But too much of a good thing could sometimes have negative outcomes….

nitrogenrainwater runoffsoilUSDA/ARS
government

WHIP Signup Officially Open

Dan July 16, 2018Funding, Industry News Release

…the adjusted production will be used in calculating assistance under this program. Eligible crops include those for which federal crop insurance or NAP coverage is available, excluding crops intended for…

disaster assistanceUSDA/FSAWHIP
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