Monthly Archives: April 2022
Monthly Archives: April 2022

Stripe Rust Alert in Johnston County, NC

Stripe rust has been found in Johnston County. It was found yesterday in a field of DG Shirley in Four Oaks. A stripe rust epidemic can develop much quicker than a leaf rust epidemic. If scouting reveals stripe rust in …

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The Yonder Report

Country of origin labeling could return to U.S.-grown beef, women farmers still face inheritance obstacles, communities in five states will be the first to get assistance in infrastructure money, and 40% of today’s college students have full-time jobs.

Vilsack Authorizes Additional CCC Funds for HPAI Response

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on Wednesday approved Commodity Credit Corporation funding to assist USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service response to highly pathogenic avian influenza. The virus has been confirmed in 29 states, affecting more than 33 million domestic …

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Pork Shareholders and Sustainability

In agriculture, we hear sustainability, and we understand what it means and how it influences the industry in social, economic and environmental landscapes. Shareholder investment opportunities is an example of sustainability beyond the farm. Guillaume Mascotto is the Managing Director …

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Taking the Message of Rural Infrastructure on Tour

USDA and other federal agencies are bringing the message of needed rural infrastructure projects and support programs to communities and regions as part of an ongoing White House Rural Infrastructure Tour. Rod Bain explains some of the programs, projects, and …

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Tech Assistance for USDA Meat and Poultry Processing Programs Diverse

The Agriculture Department’s new technical assistance network for meat and poultry processing capacity program applicants is as diverse as the system of processing facilities and the customers they serve. Rod Bain reports.

Vilsack Highlights Investment in Watershed Infrastructure in North Carolina

Visiting North Carolina this week, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack highlighted USDA’s investment of more than $39 million in six watershed infrastructure projects in the state. The six projects include rehabilitating dams, flood prevention, and watershed restoration projects, and are funded …

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GreenGasUSA, Mercedes-Benz, McCall Farms Expand Carbon-Friendly Commitment in SC

Renewable Natural Gas Project Is First of Its Kind in the State LADSON, SOUTH CAROLINA – Local and international companies in South Carolina are working together to directly reduce greenhouse gas emissions – a model for industry-led climate solutions. The Mercedes-Benz …

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Expecting a Tax Refund?

Most financial advisors say tax refunds are not a great idea. Gary Crawford has this report.

Input Costs Considerations for Next Farm Bill

Texas A&M’s Dr. Bart Fischer offers his thoughts on the next farm bill. Speaking during a National Association of Wheat Growers Leadership Training event, the Oklahoma Native and former Chief Economist of the House Agriculture Committee says the next farm …

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