The Philippines has been on our nation’’s radar for some time for increased ag export opportunities, and a USDA official explains why. Rod Bain reports.

by Dr. Glenn Mollette Decoration Day was observed on May 30th from 1868 to 1970 to decorate the graves and honor those dying in military service for our country. In 1971 Congress officially made the last Monday in May Memorial …

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High-speed internet is being used to entice remote workers to rural communities, Georgia is offering Black women participation in a guaranteed income initiative, and under-resourced students in Montana get a boost toward graduation.

The Agriculture Secretary spent time after the recent G7 ag ministers meeting to visit with counterparts from nations on a variety of issues. Rod Bain has the inside scoop.

Managing risk in a livestock operation is crucial as feed and input costs continue to rise. Dr. Steve Meyer with EverAg, formerly Partners for Production Agriculture, says record prices have impacted producers. “We’re in this position with near record corn …

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Friday’s Cattle on Feed Report shows the biggest inventory on May 1 since 1996. Oklahoma State University Extension Livestock Market Economist Dr. Derrell Peel outlines the findings in the report. “The May Cattle on Feed Report showed placements in the …

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The war in Ukraine is having ramifications far beyond its own borders, especially on the world food and agricultural stage. Gary Crawford explains on this edition of “Agriculture USA”.