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Shining Light on Farm & Food Policy for 20 Years.
Thursday, September 05, 2024
A Nov. 17 webinar will focus on explaining measurements of the soil microbiome and how the data is used to better understand how changes in agronomic management affect the ability of the soil to support cropping systems.
The Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service plans to roll out $13 million in funding to help producers on private working lands better conserve water resources in coordination with investments made by water suppliers.
The election as well as lawmaker retirements have shaken up leadership roles on key House and Senate Committees with jurisdiction over agriculture and food, which could force Capitol Hill legislators to forge new friendships.
The Environmental Protection Agency is facing more lawsuits over herbicides, including a challenge from grower groups over new dicamba restrictions and a lawsuit from environmental groups over atrazine.
As the nation pauses to honor veterans this week, several groups that work with veterans in agriculture are celebrating the skills they contribute and the opportunities available.
Almond Board of California has hired Drew Wolter as the new pest management senior specialist and Agri-Pulse brings on Danielle Brinkmann as a western sales associate.
The Senate Appropriations Committee released draft fiscal 2021 bills that would provide additional increases for rural broadband and other priorities while offering less than House Democrats for EPA and other regulatory agencies.