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But the process is rare and a lot more difficult than it seems.

The violations range from a botched euthanasia on a rabbit to administering expired drugs to a calf

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack is announcing plans today for a Soil Carbon Monitoring and Research Network that will be created as part of a $300 million investment by USDA in carbon measurement and verification.

It’s looking like Brazil will export more corn than the U.S. in the current and next marketing year, according to USDA forecasts, but sustainability, environmental and economic issues may soon pose problems for the South American ag powerhouse, according to an analysis released Wednesday by the National Corn Growers Association.

This is the fertilizer industrys largest meeting, providing scholarships, grants and research funding for the industry.  It attracts upper-level management and sales personnel representing fertilizer manufacturers, distributors, brokers and dealers.

Don Koehler, Georgia Peanut Commission Executive Director, gives an update on this years crop.

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Washington State University scientists will showcase research to improve irrigation scheduling, grapevine plant models and heat stress mitigation on July 21st.

Canola prices jumped significantly following the USDA’s June 30 Acreage Report, which indicated much less soybean planted area in the U.S. this year than predicted just three months ago. This

Farmers markets gave people something they desperately sought during the pandemic: A place to shop outdoors, and at the same time support smaller, often local businesses.