Peterson’s dairy bill would replace Margin Protection
Congress recently made changes to a dairy risk management program to help dairy farmers in this difficult economic environment; however, last week Rep. Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) introduced U.S. House legislation that would start a whole new program for dairy and throw out the old one just amended.
Illinois, Iowa soybean growers to Trump: Reconsider China tariffs
It is a toss-up every year whether Illinois or Iowa will be the top soybean-producing state, though Illinois has edged out its northwestern neighbor for production honors in recent years.
Journey to justice for black farmers long but worthwhile for Boyd, NBFA
Like many dealings in the life of a farmer, the struggle of African-American farmers to achieve justice for discrimination they endured from the USDA was difficult and long.
Showdown between local law and Michigan's 'Right to Farm'
For Leroy Township Supervisor Laveta Hardish, the township’s recently adopted ordinance seeking to regulate farming is all about protecting township residents.
Showdown between local law and Michigan's 'Right to Farm'
For Leroy Township Supervisor Laveta Hardish, the township’s recently adopted ordinance seeking to regulate farming is all about protecting township residents.
KADB invests $1M in on-farm water management programs
The Kentucky Agricultural Development Board (KADB) allocated $1 million to establish the On-Farm Water Management Program at its March 2018 board meeting. The program will promote water resilience on farms by funding projects in conjunction with the Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet (EEC).
CWD-positive deer heads land Michigan rancher in hot water
A deer rancher in Mecosta County is serving a 120-day sentence in jail for misleading authorities in an investigation related to chronic wasting disease (CWD) and for improperly maintaining his fencing.
