Modern farming showcased at national mall in Washington DC Modern farming showcased at national mall in Washington DC Monday, May 6, 2024 Experience the latest in farm technology and sustainable practices at the National Mall with experts and large exhibits.
Jonathan Coppess Unveils U.S. Conservation Policy History Jonathan Coppess Unveils U.S. Conservation Policy History Friday, May 3, 2024 Discover the evolution of U.S. conservation policy, exploring legislative nuances and challenges in agricultural and environmental spheres.
Bacon Bonanza - Illinois Pork Industry Takes Center Stage Bacon Bonanza - Illinois Pork Industry Takes Center Stage Friday, May 3, 2024 Illinois Pork Producers Association celebrates bacon, highlights industry's impact, and engages legislators.
Brown County Farm Bureau Drives Local Agricultural Policy Development Brown County Farm Bureau Drives Local Agricultural Policy Development Friday, May 3, 2024 Brown County Farm Bureau hosts a policy development meeting, bringing together stakeholders to discuss pressing agricultural issues and advocate for impactful policies.
Khara Strum Takes the Helm as OEFFA's Executive Director Khara Strum Takes the Helm as OEFFA's Executive Director Friday, May 3, 2024 Khara Strum joins OEFFA as executive director, bringing decades of conservation expertise and a fresh perspective to the organization's mission.
Optimizing grazing management for pasture health Optimizing grazing management for pasture health Friday, May 3, 2024 Knowing dominant grass types in pastures is key for grazing management. Delay grazing until grasses reach maturity to avoid harming plant health and reducing forage production in the long run.
Rivka Hodgkinson Appointed Executive Director of Michigan Conservation Districts Rivka Hodgkinson Appointed Executive Director of Michigan Conservation Districts Friday, May 3, 2024 Rivka Hodgkinson assumes leadership of MACD, fostering partnerships and advancing conservation initiatives in Michigan.
Farm safety camp trains teens for safe Ag careers Farm safety camp trains teens for safe Ag careers Friday, May 3, 2024 ND Farm Safety Camp (May 21-23) teaches 13–16-year-olds safe tractor operation, livestock handling, & ag machinery skills for future farm careers.
Navigating Dicamba's future - Upcoming NALC webinar details Navigating Dicamba's future - Upcoming NALC webinar details Friday, May 3, 2024 The NALC's upcoming webinar will explore the shifting landscape of dicamba regulations and its impact on U.S. agriculture.
Easton farmers market celebrates 272nd season Easton farmers market celebrates 272nd season Friday, May 3, 2024 Easton Farmers Market, America longest-running open-air market, kicks off its 272nd season on May 4th with local vendors, live music, and a chance to win Market Bucks.
Michigan Senate Approves FY 2025 Budget for Key Departments Michigan Senate Approves FY 2025 Budget for Key Departments Friday, May 3, 2024 The Michigan Senate greenlights budget proposals for important departments like MDARD and the Department of Natural Resources, outlining priorities and funding allocations.
CCFN advocates for food name protections in 2024 farm bill CCFN advocates for food name protections in 2024 farm bill Friday, May 3, 2024 CCFN is set to collaborate on the 2024 Farm Bill to secure international use of common U.S. food and beverage names.
Indiana Grown Boosts Members with Tradeshow Grants Indiana Grown Boosts Members with Tradeshow Grants Friday, May 3, 2024 Indiana Grown announces grants to nine members, facilitating their participation in tradeshows nationwide.
Indiana Agriculture Calls for Tax Reform Indiana Agriculture Calls for Tax Reform Friday, May 3, 2024 Indiana Farm Bureau President Randy Kron emphasizes the necessity of tax reform for the future of agriculture, urging farmers to engage in local conversations and legislative advocacy.
ISU Extension and Outreach Celebrates Soil and Water Conservation Week ISU Extension and Outreach Celebrates Soil and Water Conservation Week Friday, May 3, 2024 ISU Extension and Outreach marks Soil and Water Conservation Week, promoting stewardship and engagement.
MSR&PC welcomes new directors in recent election MSR&PC welcomes new directors in recent election Friday, May 3, 2024 The Minnesota Soybean Research & Promotion Council elects five directors to drive checkoff initiatives in research, promotion, and education.
Corn growers face challenges in SAF Tax credit eligibility Corn growers face challenges in SAF Tax credit eligibility Friday, May 3, 2024 Corn farmers face hurdles with new rules under the GREET model, potentially limiting their role in producing sustainable aviation fuel.
FDA confirms safety of milk and dairy products FDA confirms safety of milk and dairy products Friday, May 3, 2024 FDA test results show no live viruses in commercial milk products, confirming the safety of pasteurized dairy for consumers.
Bull breeding fitness tests essential for spring turnout Bull breeding fitness tests essential for spring turnout Friday, May 3, 2024 K-State veterinarians explain the breeding soundness exams for bulls, highlighting essential tests to ensure fertility before pasture turnout.
2026 Named international year of the woman farmer 2026 Named international year of the woman farmer Friday, May 3, 2024 The UN, with backing from the U.S., designates 2026 to highlight and support women's crucial role in global agriculture.
Kansas wheat crop faces severe drought conditions Kansas wheat crop faces severe drought conditions Friday, May 3, 2024 Kansas wheat farmers report a rapid decline in crop condition due to drought and early freezes, with many fearing continued losses.
Best plastic for basil in high tunnels Best plastic for basil in high tunnels Friday, May 3, 2024 Penn State research shows high tunnel plastic film with high light diffusion and UV transparency improves basil growth, nutrition, and reduces downy mildew.
Nebraska approves new affordable health plan for farmers Nebraska approves new affordable health plan for farmers Friday, May 3, 2024 Governor Jim Pillen signs LB 1313, allowing a nonprofit to offer affordable health plans to Nebraska’s agricultural community and small business owners.
Apply now! NY soil health mini-grants open Apply now! NY soil health mini-grants open Friday, May 3, 2024 NYS Soil Health Initiative opens 2024 Mini-Grant applications for research, outreach, or travel focused on improving soil health across New York State by May 27th.
New Guidance Boosts Sustainable Aviation Fuel Credits New Guidance Boosts Sustainable Aviation Fuel Credits Friday, May 3, 2024 The U.S. government’s recent guidance on sustainable aviation fuel credits, using the GREET model, has implications for farmers and biofuel producers.
Tackling antimicrobial use in farming Tackling antimicrobial use in farming Friday, May 3, 2024 UN FAO's RENOFARM initiative focuses on reducing antimicrobials in agriculture to boost animal health and protect ecosystems.
NY farm bureau seeks Ag innovation proposals NY farm bureau seeks Ag innovation proposals Friday, May 3, 2024 NYFB invites workshop proposals for its "Farming Forward" convention, focusing on leadership, innovation, and market adaptation in agriculture, held at Turning Stone Resort Casino,...
Missouri bill aims to protect glyphosate supply Missouri bill aims to protect glyphosate supply Friday, May 3, 2024 Missouri's HB 2763 protects domestic glyphosate production, critical for food security and rural communities, by preventing frivolous lawsuits against American manufacturers.
Nebraska extension offers crop scout training in May Nebraska extension offers crop scout training in May Friday, May 3, 2024 Nebraska Extension's crop scout training on May 21 at the Eastern Nebraska Research, Extension and Education Center teaches vital scouting skills for corn and soybeans.
SDSU extension welcome new 4-H advisor SDSU extension welcome new 4-H advisor Friday, May 3, 2024 SDSU Extension welcomes Melanie Coleman as the new 4-H Youth Program Advisor for Butte and Lawrence counties, focusing on leadership and outdoor education.