02/21/2022 SOURCE: brownfieldagnews.com
A leading state farm group says USDA’s $1 billion climate-smart program announced earlier this month could be positive for rural revitalization. Missouri Farm Bureau President Garrett Hawkins tells Brownfield the program will boost to the ag economy if it creates more value-added opportunities in the heartland – like new grain and meat processing facilities. “A […]
Farm group sees potential in USDA climate-smart program - Brownfield Ag News
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American Agri-Women President executing vision for new leadership program - Brownfield Ag News
The newly elected president of the American Agri-Women hopes to execute her vision for a new leadership program in 2022. Heather Hampton-Knodle of Filmore, Illinois tells Brownfield the program will have a few different tracks starting with non-profit leadership to help members be involved in filling community needs. “How can we help people be aware […]
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08/10/2021 SOURCE: brownfieldagnews.com
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03/31/2021 SOURCE: brownfieldagnews.com
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Topics: Livestock/Meat, Beef Cattle, Pork/Swine/Pig/Hog, Coronavirus/COVID,
Shrinking COVID infection rate among meat processing workers an encouraging sign - Brownfield Ag News
The outgoing president of the Minnesota Pork Board points to the shrinking COVID infection rate among packing plant workers as a major positive for the industry. JoDee Haala, director of public affairs for Christensen Farms, tells Brownfield data from the Department of Health is very encouraging. “If you look at the meat processing plants compared […]
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Contractor expects more farm use for drone technology - Brownfield Ag News
A custom applicator who uses a drone predicts the aerial technology will be more common on farms in five years. Michael Maguire is a Wisconsin contractor for Iowa City, Iowa based Rantizo, and does custom seeding and spraying for farm fields. He says, “Drones, I think, are going to be more of a mainstay. I […]
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