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  • FSA loan program transfers farmland to the next generation of farmers
  • Wheat Technology Conference 2013: Sharpening Your Production Skills For Maximum Profit
  • Herbicide rotation just as important as crop rotation for sunflowers
  • Scientists develop test to determine viability of soybean rust spores
  • Salazar to return home to Colorado
  • African women apply skills, knowledge gained through NMSU program
  • Facility design the focus of MFA-sponsored low-stress livestock demonstrations
  • Farm loan application assistance available
  • Feedlot, beef industry efficiency not the same
  • Emergency farm loans available after USDA disaster designations
  • National Corn Growers award top entries in annual yield contest
  • Sorghum schools planned in February
  • Monitor water quality
  • Industry suggests phased-in approach to new trich regulation
  • Governor appoints Perrier to Animal Health Board
  • Large cotton supplies, weather will weigh heavily in 2013

  • Congressional Issues

    Bison industry weighs in as Senate starts farm bill markup farm bill | Disaster assistance, trade, r

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    Congress reauthorizes the Animal Drug User Fee Act

    The Animal Drug User Fee Act passed the House of Representatives with a vote of 390-to-12. With the passage of ADUFA last month in the Senate, the legislation, which authorizes the [Read More]

    Montana rancher calls for better management, congressional approval of national monuments

    A Montana rancher testified before Congress on behalf of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association and [Read More]

    Moran glad amendment on alfalfa passes Senate

    U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran, R-KS, spoke on the Senate floor about his amendment to the farm bill, which directs the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation to conduct research and development regardin [Read More]

    NCBA, PLC call for full delisting of wolves nationwide

    The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association and the Public Lands Council expressed support for proposal by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to remove the gray wolf from the [Read More]

    Senate approves farm bill by wide margin

    By Larry Dreiling The U.S. Senate June 11 voted 66-to-27 to approve a new five-year farm bill. The bill, measuring 1,150 pages long, will cost about $955 billion over the next 10 years. Eighteen Rep [Read More]


     






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