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Stabenow, Boozman appeal to Vilsack to tap CCC for market promotion, food aid - Vimarsana News

Stabenow, Boozman appeal to Vilsack to tap CCC for market promotion, food aid

Leaders of the Senate Agriculture Committee called on Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to use his Commodity Credit Corp. spending authority for trade promotion purposes and purchases of commodities for international food aid.

KDA Hosts Beef Genetics Trade Missions - Vimarsana News

KDA Hosts Beef Genetics Trade Missions

KSAL is your number one source for salina local news, weather, sports, auctions.

Source: ksal.com
Iowa initiatives promised $4.3 million to make farming more accessible - Vimarsana News

Iowa initiatives promised $4.3 million to make farming more accessible

The funding is part of $300 million from a USDA program intended to support underserved producers and landowners like Guy Ngoma, who came to Cedar Rapids from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Ngoma hopes to get 28 acres of his own land one day to grow culturally relevant African food for the community.

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
Building relationships, building trade - Vimarsana News

Building relationships, building trade

"Kansans have had the opportunity to market purebred beef cattle genetics and livestock equipment while building their global networks.”