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Trade Critical for U.S. Railroad Operators

Dan April 12, 2017Industry News Release, Trade

…manufacturing jobs lost due to rising imports from Mexico, according to the International Trade Commission. In the agriculture sector alone, Mexico is America’s third-largest agricultural market, importing $18 billion of…

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USDA Announces $150.2 Million in Funding through the Agriculture and Food Research Initiative

Dan April 11, 2017General

…the demand,” said NIFA Director Sonny Ramaswamy. “To ensure nutritional security, it is imperative to develop innovative technologies and sustainable management strategies for livestock, crops, and critical underlying resources.” The…

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March FAO Food Price Index Slips

Dan April 10, 2017Industry News Release

…generally weaker, following improved weather conditions in major producing regions. Maize values also fell, mostly on large supplies from recently harvested crops in South America, which intensified export competition in…

FAO Food Price IndexFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
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Agri View: GMO Crops Advance

Dan April 10, 2017Agri View, Genetically Modified

Everett Griner talks about GMO crops increasing in volume in today’s Agri View. GMO Crops Advance The issue of genetically modified crops still generates a lot of negative opinion. In…

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State Releases Plan to Make Water Conservation a Way of Life

Dan April 7, 2017Industry News Release, Water

…help us endure the next inevitable drought.” California’s climate is the most variable in the nation and naturally swings between flood and drought. Climate change is increasing average temperatures, shrinking…

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Avoiding Mistakes in Lawn Care

Dan April 7, 2017This Land of Ours

…often enough. Warmer temperatures may not be favorable for yard work, especially when it’s hot and humid. But those warmer days mean the grass is growing quickly. So it’s best…

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Agri View: Farming Proposals

Dan April 7, 2017Agri View

…of certain rights to farm. There are other proposals soon to be voted in other states that will regulate certain things farmers can and cannot do to produce crops and…

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More Mowing Tips

Dan April 6, 2017This Land of Ours

…Tips The warmer the temperatures, the taller the lawn grows… and quickly. And for some, mowing more often may be a necessity. Experts at the University of Florida Institute of…

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Agri View: Peach Crop Outlook

Dan April 6, 2017Agri View, Fruits & Vegetables

…something to brag about. Especially in the southeast. Not enough chill hours on the trees. According to industry officials peach trees need at least 1000 hours of temperatures around the…

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Best Time to Mow?

Dan April 5, 2017This Land of Ours

…months to germinate and get ready to wake up when the temperatures begin to rise. But before reaching for the lawn mower and garden tools and getting to right to…

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Survey: Consumers Baffled by Food Labels

Dan April 5, 2017Industry News Release

…organic farmers may use some chemical substances on their crops manufactured from natural sources. Nearly two-thirds of those surveyed said they buy organic because they believe the products are more…

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Bats, Allies to Farmers, Return Home to Roost in Spring

Dan April 4, 2017Industry News Release

…crops naturally. Farmers appreciate the pest control provided by bats and many look forward to having bats return to their farms each year, according to Long, who coauthored a study…

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USDA County-Level Data Dispute New NWF Study

Dan April 4, 2017Energy, Industry News Release

…grown, and where underutilized cropland resources (e.g., idle or fallow cropland, low-margin crops) could be switched back into grain production (in rare cases, “destination plants” were built in locations near…

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USDA Offers Renewal Options for Expiring Conservation Stewardship Program Contracts

Dan April 3, 2017Industry News Release

…crops, buffer strips, pollinator and beneficial insect habitat, and soil health building activities – all while maintaining active agricultural production on their land. Producers interested in contract renewals or applying…

Conservation Stewardship ProgramUSDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS)
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