John LaRose Jr.
Topics: Wheat, Commodities, Markets/Pricing, Crop Consultant, Economics, Ag North America,
Canadian farmers face canola, wheat crop failure - Illinois News Today
Manitoba Manitoba: Canada’s canola and wheat crops are facing failure as farmers suffer from continuous drought. The most important Canadian rapeseed crops used in the production of cooking oils and animal feeds mature weeks early due to the extreme heat witnessed in the region. Early crops may not produce pods containing small dark seeds crushed …
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John LaRose Jr.
Topics: Jobs, Agriculture Global, Water, Economics, Sustainability, World Hunger, World Population, Ag Middle East,
Women in Sindh win historic recognition to manage water
Despite being a major part of Sindh's agricultural force, women farmers were kept excluded from water management for years.
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07/10/2021 SOURCE: www.pbs.org
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, in Council Bluffs, Iowa, announced the program Friday in addition to another $150 million to be used for existing small processing facilities to help them with unexpected costs the coronavirus pandemic caused and to compete in the marketplace.
USDA unveils $500 million plan to help build more, smaller meat processing plants
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John LaRose Jr.
Topics: Vegetables, Agriculture Global, Sustainability, Ag Innovation, Government / Policies,
Small farmers in Sindh to get Rs3bn subsidy via Peoples Hari Cards
The provincial govt will set up 16 cold storage facilities during new financial year.
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John LaRose Jr.
Topics: Soil Health, Crop Consultant, Agriculture Global, Economics, Food/Nutrition, Sustainability, Research, Fertilizer,
How plants compensate symbiotic microbes
Combining economics, psychology and studies of fertilizer application, researchers find that plants nearly follow an ''equal pay for equal work'' rule when giving resources to partner microbes - except when those microbes underperform.
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Nancy Kavazanjian
Topics: Agriculture US, Economics, Sustainability,
WFU applauds big week of wins for family farmers
This week offered up some big victories for farmers and consumers at both the state and federal level. “It has been a whirlwind week in the realm of agricultural policy with many long-awaited victories for family farmers,” said Wisconsin Farmers Union (WFU) President Darin Von Ruden. “Our voices have been heard on these issues, and this week’s advancements on topics like right to repair, fair labeling, competitive markets, and local control will provide real benefits to farms across rural Wiscon
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07/09/2021 SOURCE: www.farmprogress.com
The new business has received regulatory approval to market and sell farm tech tools.
BASF, Bosch make joint venture official
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07/09/2021 SOURCE: vetmed.tamu.edu
Rabies is usually associated with dogs or bats, but it also can develop insidiously in a variety of mammals. Rabies in livestock, such as cattle, may be
The Warning Signs Of Rabies In Cattle
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07/09/2021 SOURCE: www.publicnewsservice.org
INDIANAPOLIS -- There's good news for soil conservation efforts in a new survey by the Indiana Conservation Partnership: Farmers in the state planted roughly 1.5 million acres of cover crops this past year. Cover crops, which can be grasses, turnips, brassicas, rye grass, or other plants, can help prevent soil erosion by anchoring roots in place and providing a food source for beneficial organisms. They can also reduce runoff from fields that leads to nutrient pollution in waterways. ...
Report: Indiana Farmers Planted More Cover Crops than Ever
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