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Governors Priorities to Reauthorize the Farm Bill - National Governors Association - Vimarsana News

Governors Priorities to Reauthorize the Farm Bill - National Governors Association

On behalf of the nation’s Governors, we write to express NGA’s continued support of state flexibility to administer federal programs with funding sufficient to meet program goals.

Source: nga.org
Stefanik conducts listening session at Greenwood Farm in Canton - Vimarsana News

Stefanik conducts listening session at Greenwood Farm in Canton

CANTON — Rep. Elise M. Stefanik, R-Willsboro, was in Canton Wednesday as part of her Farm Bill listening tour.

Source: nny360.com
Dairy outlook and management suggestions - Vimarsana News

Dairy outlook and management suggestions

OSU extension educators review the dairy section of the USDA's Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook report and provide management suggestions to consider.

As dairy program is set to expire, Schumer calls for passage of new Farm Bill - Vimarsana News

As dairy program is set to expire, Schumer calls for passage of new Farm Bill

LISBON — In a visit to Lisbon’s Keystone Dairy Farm Tuesday morning, Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., warned of a “dairy cliff” for north country dairy farmers if

Source: nny360.com
Daybreak Aug. 2: Mandatory base update could hit some states hard - Vimarsana News

Daybreak Aug. 2: Mandatory base update could hit some states hard

Lawmakers continue to struggle with what to do about commodity programs in a new farm bill, including how to pay for increases in reference prices. One idea is to require farmers to update their base acreage to reflect current plantings.