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Good Seed, Good Moisture, and Flexibility
Southeast Regional Ag News
Camp Hand, University of Georgia Extension Cotton Agronomist shares tips for success this growing season.
Florida Most Citrus Acres and Baltimore Bridge Impact on Agriculture
The Agribusiness Update
The Sunshine State still has the most citrus acres in the United States, and the container ship that recently slammed into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge will have an impact on American agriculture.
Bi-Local Distilled Products From Local Crops
Line on Agriculture
Spencer, Iowa based Century Farms is turning local commodities into distilled products.
Family Farming Report
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
The new Farms and Ranches at a Glance Report shows U.S. farming is still a family business.
U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol Sees 25% Growth
Southeast Regional Ag News
For the 2023 crop year, the number of enrolled planted cotton acres in the program reached 1.6 million acres.
California Farmers Plant Agave and Gas Prices Down Again
The Agribusiness Update
After years of drought, some California farmers are planting agave, and with winter fast approaching, average gas prices declined again for the fifth straight week.
California Farmers Plant Agave and Gas Prices Down Again
The Agribusiness Update
After years of drought, some California farmers are planting agave, and with winter fast approaching, average gas prices declined again for the fifth straight week.
Best Practices for Fall Soil and Residue Management
Farm of the Future
Many farmers will soon be working on fall tillage, either right behind the combine or as soon as possible after harvest.
PEI Potato Wart Update Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
National Potato Council CEO Kam Quarles says he welcomes news that the Canadian Food Inspection Service has completed its investigation of potato wart on Prince Edward Island, but there are still concerns.
PEI Potato Wart Update Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
National Potato Council CEO Kam Quarles says he welcomes news that the Canadian Food Inspection Service has completed its investigation of potato wart on Prince Edward Island, but there are still concerns.
Farm Labor Reform & Immigration
Southeast Regional Ag News
Immigration and farm labor are uniquely linked, according to Senator Thom Tillis, a North Carolina Republican. Labor is one of the topics farmers are bringing up during Farm Bill Listening sessions.
Southeast Census of Agriculture Reminder and Plans for Year-round E15 Sales
The Agribusiness Update
The USDA is reminding farmers and ranchers in the Southeast that there is still time to participate in the 2022 Census of Agriculture, and the Biden Administration is planning to begin year-round sales of E15 fuels in 2024.
Vertical Tillage for Residue Management
Farm of the Future
There are several reasons a farmer might want to consider using vertical tillage.
Commodity Classic in Orlando and Formal Education in Rural America
The Agribusiness Update
The Commodity Classic sets attendance record in Orlando, and formal education grows in rural America but still lags behind urban areas.
California Water Supply Benefits from Storms and Formal Education in Rural America
The Agribusiness Update
California's water supply is benefitting from continued storms, and formal education grows in rural America but still lags behind urban areas.
Census of Agriculture Still Accepting and Gas Prices Down Again
The Agribusiness Update
The USDA says they're still accepting 2022 Census of Agriculture questionnaires, and gas prices drop for second straight week.
Farm Income Lower
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
USDA numbers forecast a drop in net farm income in 2023 and American Farm Bureau Federation Ecomomist Danny Munch breaks down what that means.
California Dairy Holiday Demand Up and CoBank on Ag Economy
The Agribusiness Update
Demand for California dairy products higher for the holidays, and CoBank's Year Ahead report shows while things are improving there's still cause for concern.
Little Cherry Disease Update Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
Northwest Cherry Grower's President, BJ Thurlby confirms that, yes, Little Cherry Disease is still out there and growers are working to learn the best ways to control and manage the potentially devastating problem.