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North Dakota grain regulation bill would expand Agriculture Commissioner's power - Vimarsana News

North Dakota grain regulation bill would expand Agriculture Commissioner's power

The Hunter Hanson fraud in 2018 resulted in a shift of regulatory authority of grain from the North Dakota Public Service Commission to the North Dakota Agriculture Department. A bill going through the 2021 Legislature would move more control from the courts to the North Dakota agriculture commissioner.

Source: agweek.com
Vilsack Seeks to Double Cover Crop Acres for Corn, Soybean Farmers - Vimarsana News

Vilsack Seeks to Double Cover Crop Acres for Corn, Soybean Farmers

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack used a speech to the American Farm Bureau Federation on Monday to announce a new initiative to expand cover crops around the country. USDA detailed multiple program changes to expand conservation and climate-smart practices. The secretary also touched on several issues while talking to members of the American Farm Bureau Federation.

Source: dtnpf.com
USDA sends more dollars for school meals - Vimarsana News

USDA sends more dollars for school meals

The Agriculture Department has bumped up payments for school meals to help with rising costs<b> </b>as schools struggle with supply chain woes.

Vilsack: Build Back Better Act Will Help Farmers - Vimarsana News

Vilsack: Build Back Better Act Will Help Farmers

U.S. Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack says farmers will benefit from the $1.7 billion package of social and environmental programs that is being debated in Congress.

Minnesota farmer sentenced for $1.4 million USDA farm loan fraud - Vimarsana News

Minnesota farmer sentenced for $1.4 million USDA farm loan fraud

According to court documents, in late 2018, the FSA conducted a spot check and discovered that the bins of corn the farmer had pledged as collateral for three of the loans were almost empty. He had sold the corn under a family member’s name to avoid detection by the Commodity Credit Corporation.

Source: dglobe.com