Support for Crop Insurance is a Theme at Minnesota Farmfest

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Farmers and policymakers gathered at Farmfest in Minnesota to discuss the important issues in rural America. One regular topic during the House Ag Committee’s listening session was crop insurance. Farmers asked the elected officials in attendance to

Global Pork Consumption Sluggish Due to High Inventories

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The latest Rabobank quarterly pork report shows global pork consumption remains soft. Christine McCracken, senior animal protein analyst with Rabobank, talks about the latest findings. She says, “As we’ve gone through the summer here with pretty healthy

USGC Host Japanese Delegation to Show Off Ethanol Benefits

A Japanese delegation recently visited the U.S. to meet with several key policymakers, U.S. Grains Council Staff in Washington, D.C., and visit corn fields and ethanol plants. As part of the Council’s ethanol promotion efforts in Japan,

USDA Holds Ribbon Cutting at New Texas Lab

The USDA’s Agricultural Research Service held a dedication last week for the opening of a newly-renovated Grassland, Soil, and Water Research Laboratory in Temple, Texas. The new building will help scientists continue their mission of developing solutions

AFBF President Duvall to Join SDFB at Dakotafest

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American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) President Zippy Duvall will be joining South Dakota Farm Bureau (SDFB) at the annual Dakotafest farm show, August 15-17, 2023 at the Schlaffman Farm near Mitchell, S.D. Duvall will be in the

State Regulators Nix Road Permit For CO2 Pipeline Across North Dakota

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(Bismarck, ND) — State regulators are rejecting a request for a road permit for a controversial regional carbon-dioxide pipeline through several North Dakota counties. Friday’s unanimous decision by the three-member Public Service Commission involves a five-point-five-billion dollar