06/16/2022 SOURCE: www.agri-pulse.com
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Tuesday it signed an agreement to enhance its support of minority communities through its partnership with 1890s Land-Grant institutions.
USDA supports minorities through 1890s universities
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06/16/2022 SOURCE: www.foxnews.com
Beef industry changes mean ranchers have gone out of business and big companies have had huge profits. A new bill looks at antitrust as a way to fix things.
Fewer meat packers threatens our national security
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06/16/2022 SOURCE: www.agriculture.com
The House will vote on legislation to create a USDA special investigator to enforce fair-play laws in the meat industry despite last-ditch Republican efforts to quash the proposal.
House Republicans oppose USDA meat investigator as poison pill
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06/07/2022 SOURCE: youtu.be
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06/07/2022 SOURCE: www.agweek.com
Many of the more than 100 biofuel companies and 195 facilities that will receive economic relief operate out of Minnesota.
USDA investing $700 million to support biofuel producers and sustainable fuel markets hit by pandemic
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06/07/2022 SOURCE: www.cottongrower.com
As the 2023 Farm Bill debate begins, the cotton industry likes its current legislative status. But there’s still work to be done to protect – and possibly improve – it.
Cotton Gearing Up for the 2023 Farm Bill
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06/07/2022 SOURCE: texasfarmbureau.org
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06/01/2022 SOURCE: www.nrdc.org
Supporters Emphasize Its Importance in Shaping the 2023 Farm Bill
USDA Framework Adds Resilience and Fairness to Food System
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05/31/2022 SOURCE: www.agri-pulse.com
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack says he wasn't consulted before the Biden administration took sides in a lawsuit involving Roundup herbicide.
Vilsack: USDA wasn't consulted by DOJ in Roundup case
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05/27/2022 SOURCE: sustainableagriculture.net
For more than 35 years, the Farm Bill’s Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) has paid farmers and landowners to take highly erodible and other environmentally sensitive lands out of crop production and enroll them in conserving practices instead. Through CRP, USDA pays farmers to set aside land for grass or tree cover for a period of 10 or 15 years. This May, the Farm Service Agency announced that it had accepted over 2 million new acres into the FY22 CRP General Signup. This included more than 1.75 million re-enrolled acres, over 85% of the total accepted.
CRP Signup: Scraping the Bottom of the Barrel
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