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Anti-Idling Bill Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
Jon DeVaney, President of the Washington State Tree Fruit Association, says SSB 6304 contains a provision that would prohibit trucks over 10,000 from idling longer than 5 minutes.
Anti-Idling Bill Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
Jon DeVaney, President of the Washington State Tree Fruit Association, says SSB 6304 contains a provision that would prohibit trucks over 10,000 from idling longer than 5 minutes.
Anti-Idling Bill Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
Jon DeVaney, President of the Washington State Tree Fruit
Association, says SSB 6304 contains a provision that would prohibit trucks over 10,000 from idling longer than 5 minutes.
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Americans Preparing More Food and Loan Repayment Extended
The Agribusiness Update
Americans are preparing more food than ever, and ag producers given more time to repay Marketing Assistance Loans.
Revised USMCA and 99% Pesticide Compliant
The Agribusiness Update
Revised USMCA makes its way for a vote, and USDA reports 99% of 2018 tests are within pesticide guidelines.
Revised USMCA and 99% Pesticide Compliant
The Agribusiness Update
Revised USMCA makes its way for a vote, and USDA reports 99% of 2018 tests are within pesticide guidelines.
Iowa-Illinois Ag Reimbursements and Potatoes for Kids Health
The Agribusiness Update
Iowa and Illinois take 20% of all trade war tariff reimbursement payments, and Ryerson study finds children who eat potatoes for breakfast have better memories, improved blood sugar levels and better appetite suppression.
Don't Sacrifice Your Livestock's Nutritional Requirements
Land & Livestock Report
Don't Sacrifice Your Livestock's Nutritional Requirements
U.S.-Canada Trade Deal and Dairy Vs Plant-based Products
The Agribusiness Update
Eleventh-hour deal brings meeting of the minds for U.S.-Canada trade deal, and FDA moving forward with possible changes to prevent plant-based products from using dairy names.
Beef Distribution and Seasonal Trends
Land & Livestock Report
Beef Distribution and Seasonal Trends
Benefits of Artificial Insemination
Land & Livestock Report
Benefits of Artificial Insemination
Synchronization Pays in Today's Beef Cattle Industry
Land & Livestock Report
Synchronization Pays in Today's Beef Cattle Industry
Benefits of AI
Land & Livestock Report
The use of artificial insemenation or AI can improve your herd's genetics and with the proven simply heat detection or heat synchronization programs on the market it can be very cost-effective in comparison to purchasing a bull.
Caring Cowboys Charity Event
Land & Livestock Report
On August 16th, the fourth annual Caring Cowboys Beef Counts Open Calf Roping will take place at the Jerome County Fairgrounds in Idaho.
Vaccination Reminder for This Time of Year
Land & Livestock Report
Most ranchers across the West are well aware of the importance of and have a vaccination program in place for their cattle herd.
Pasture to Plate
Land & Livestock Report
Blogger and cattle producer, Kim Brackett likes to share the story of how that delicious steak on your plate gets there.
Oregon Agribusiness Council's Adopt a Farmer Program
Land & Livestock Report
As all of us in agriculture realize — the general public is getting further and further away from knowing and understanding how their food is grown. The Agribusiness Council of Oregon's Adopt a Farmer Program is designed to bring the farmer or rancher into middle school class rooms to help students learn more about agriculture.
BackPack Program Provides Weekend Meals for Hungry Children
Land & Livestock Report
One of Idaho Food Bank's successful programs is their Backpack program which provides children with weekend food support throughout the school year.
Idaho Rancher's Wife Shares Way of Life
Land & Livestock Report
This week, I am introducing Allison Eliason, a southeast Idaho rancher who has been blogging for about a year and half. She and her family raise Black Angus cattle in their cow-calf operation.
Grazing Reduces Fire Fuel
Land & Livestock Report
Several years ago Idaho Rancher and blogger Kim Brackett and her husband made the business decision to shift some of their grazing lands from federal land permits in Idaho to private lands in California.