Category Archives: Agriculture News

Senators Amy Klobuchar, Mike Enzi, Debbie Stabenow, Jeff Flake, Patrick Leahy and Dick Durbin introduced the Freedom to Export to Cuba Act of 2015 , which would lift the trade embargo and boost U.S. a...

According to World Ag Expo organizers, valley school students in grades 9th through the 12th were offered guided tours of the 2015 World Ag Expo.Attendees from all over the world come to World Ag Expo...

USDA through its Rural Energy for America Program is making more than 280-million dollars available to eligible rural agricultural producers and small business owners to purchase and install renewable...

The World Ag Expo opens its gates at 9am for the annual three day show tomorrow starting on February 10th in Tulare, California. Organizers say it's the largest annual agricultural exposition of ...

70 food and agricultural organizations are urging Congress to renew Trade Promotion Authority legislation. The groups say the farmers, ranchers, food and ag companies they represent heavily depend on ...

The Agriculture Workforce Coalition has called on Congress to enact legislation to address the labor crisis facing American agriculture before implementing a mandatory E-Verify system. National Counci...

Despite a great deal of discussion about the future of the checkoff, Producer Communications Working Group Chair Jeanne Harland says beef and dairy producers continue to value their checkoff for build...

Coca Cola is getting into the milk business through a new company and product called Fairlife.  Company officials say the product is super nutritious milk that’s great tasting and provides ...

USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service reports the first U.S. cattle herd inventory increase since 2007. From its survey of more than 38,200 operators across the nation during the first...

A new study released by the International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-Biotech Applications titled Global Status of Commercialized Biotech-GM Crops 2014 says 18-million farmers in 28 countries ...