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NAMA fly-in lands priorities on Capitol Hill - Vimarsana News

NAMA fly-in lands priorities on Capitol Hill

Milling industry leaders also participate in international food aid showcase

Excess beans are bound for Haiti, food shelves and school lunch rooms - Vimarsana News

Excess beans are bound for Haiti, food shelves and school lunch rooms

USDA Agricultural Marketing Service markets excess beans to those in need through the Section 32 appropriation.

Source: agweek.com
Three from the Panhandle inducted into Nebraska Hall of Agricultural Achievement - Vimarsana News

Three from the Panhandle inducted into Nebraska Hall of Agricultural Achievement

Lincoln, Neb. – The Nebraska Hall of Agricultural Achievement recognized two honorees and inducted eight new members during its annual banquet, held on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s East Campus on March 22. Honorees celebrated at...

Source: tsln.com
Minnesota edible bean farmer Cordell Huebsch advocates for the crop at home and away - Vimarsana News

Minnesota edible bean farmer Cordell Huebsch advocates for the crop at home and away

Whether on the farm or attending trade events oversea, Cordell Huebsch strives to listen and learn about buyers’ needs and preferences and inform them about the value of edible beans.

Source: agweek.com
Midwest Dry Bean Coalition aims to work with growers and dealers to promote their product - Vimarsana News

Midwest Dry Bean Coalition aims to work with growers and dealers to promote their product

The aim of the Midwest Dry Bean Coalition is tell the story about their product and to emphasize the way edible beans make a positive difference in the lives of consumers, from the ground up.

Source: agweek.com