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Shining Light on Farm & Food Policy for 20 Years.
Monday, December 23, 2024
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The tempo of minimum wage increases and new overtime pay requirements is quickening coast to coast, spelling expensive implications for ag-sector payrolls.
Tanimura & Antle, a leading grower of salad greens and other fresh produce, isnt immune from the labor squeeze facing the rest of agriculture, and company officials say they have little hope that Congress will pass immigration reform.
After four years of withering drought in California, hope for a wetter, more fruitful future springs from a round of downpours across the states normally rainier northern half through October - the first month of its rain year. The skies have delivered, from 5
During the drought, California has survived largely on water collected in reservoirs from Sierra Nevada snow and rain in the fall and winter, and heres where that measure stands: Statewide reservoirs are at 80 percent of average water level, compared with 53 percent a year ag
A ballot initiative in Massachusetts is designed to address animal confinement in the state, but a consumer advocate is worried about what it could do to a shoppers pocketbook.
After months of falling dairy prices and warnings of supply gluts from lawmakers and farm groups, the situation for U.S. milk producers is expected to improve in 2017, according to government and industry officials.
Canadian and the EU leaders are counting on the freshly signed Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) to create billions of dollars in new trade revenue, but the pact, which has yet to be ratified, could also put a dent in U.S. dairy exports at a time when th
The U.S. wheat industry is holding its fall conference in Denver this week to discuss policy priorities amid some of the lowest prices for their crop in a decade.
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