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FOOD service revenues in the Philippines are expected to increase at a rate of 20 percent annually by the end of 2023, a report from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) showed.

Organized by the U.S. Grains Council (USGC), the event will include international participants from more than 40 countries and increase global momentum for decarbonization through expanded ethanol use. The Global Ethanol Summit will facilitate collaborations between high-level government officials and industry leaders emphasizing ethanol-use benefits and policy development processes while fostering collaboration.

Since 2017, federal agriculture and wildlife officials declared war on feral hogs within Havasu National Wildlife Refuge. Now, officials say few swine may actually remain at the refuge as agencies

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In 1890, Missouri had a choice: Allow Black students to attend the University of Missouri, its 1862 land-grant university, or open a second college for Black students with a federal

Railroad crossings to close

CARSON CITY – Nevada ranks 46th among states in the total amount of federal subsidy payments to farmers and ranchers over the past 16 years, with 89 percent receiving no payments at all, according to information from the Washington, DC-based Environmental Working Group.

Now that the risk of old crop surprises is out of the way, the market now turns its attention to yield adjustments in the October crop production estimates.

This year’s CAPCA Annual Conference & Agri Expo will focus on the agricultural technology leading us into the industry’s future.

‘Emo Night’ to raise awareness