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44-Percent of Farms Have Positive Cash Income

April 15, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) USDA recently released the 2017 Census of Agriculture. Some interesting findings from the […]

Georgia Farmers Near Deadline While Trump Lobbies Senators

April 15, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) A group of Senators, led by Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard Shelby (AL-R), […]

Agriculture and Business Want Section 199A Deductions Permanent

April 15, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(ARLINGTON, VA) The National Grain and Feed Association (NGFA) joined 102 other organizations last week […]

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AUDIO: Georgia Farmers Still Waiting on Congress and Administration

April 12, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) American farmers and ranchers have weathered several major disasters over the past two […]

Agriculture Census Reports Fewer Farms on Fewer Acres

April 12, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) USDA released the 2017 Census of Agriculture this week containing almost six and […]

Vietnam Shuts Border on Glyphosate, Perdue Cries Foul

April 12, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(HANOI, VIETNAM) The Vietnamese Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) earlier this week banned […]

Bankers Restructuring Agricultural Debt Using Real Estate Collateral

April 12, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(OMAHA, NE) In 2018, the spread between returns to farmland owners and benchmark interest rates […]

Agricultural Equipment Sales Continue Year Over Year Growth

April 11, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(MILWAUKEE, WI) The month of March saw mostly positive numbers for U.S. sales of Ag […]

Fewer Farms, But More Farmers According to Census

April 11, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) The number of farmers in the United States has grown by nearly seven […]

Chinese Trade Dispute Talks Continue; Agreement Within Sight

April 11, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) An end appears to be in sight to the almost year-long trade dispute […]

Ethanol Production Increasing, Percentage Blended With Gasoline Decreasing

April 10, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) Ethanol production increased 3,000 barrels per day to an average of just over […]

African Swine Fever Fears Foil World Pork Expo

April 10, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(DES MOINES, IA) As Southeast Asia continues to deal with the deadly pig disease, African […]

Georgia Farmers Still Waiting on Congress and Administration

April 10, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) American farmers and ranchers have weathered several major disasters over the past two […]

Conservative and Liberal Senators United to Transform Checkoffs

April 8, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) Checkoff groups are voicing concern regarding a bipartisan measure introduced in the U.S. […]

Situation Worsening: African Swine Fever Hits Fourth Country

April 8, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(ROME, ITALY) African swine fever (ASF) is a fatal animal disease affecting pigs and wild […]

Cattle on Feed Slightly Higher Than Last February

March 25, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) More cattle were placed on feed in February according to the latest statistics […]

Government Paying Adopters to Reduce Wild Horse Population

March 25, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) As part of the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) effort to find good […]

More African Swine Fever Cases Confirmed in SE Asia

March 25, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(ROME, ITALY) While the number of new African swine fever (ASF) cases in China is […]

Rural Communities May See Increasing Outside Investment Soon

March 22, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) Thousands of communities throughout the U.S. could soon see an influx of capital […]

Agriculture and Food Drive Significant Portion of American Economy

March 22, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) The impact of the agricultural sector on the general economy is forecast at […]

Trade – On Two Fronts – This Week’s Biggest Topic

March 22, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) This will be a busy week for trade and trade negotiators. U.S. Trade […]

Scientists Determine Cattle Industry’s True Affect on Environment

March 21, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) USDA announced this week the results of a comprehensive life-cycle analysis quantifying the […]

Disaster Fund Established for Nebraska Cattlemen Facing Losses

March 21, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(LINCOLN, NE) Nebraska Cattlemen is working hard to assist cattlemen and women dealing with tragedy […]

U.S. Delegation to Meet Chinese Counterparts Next Week

March 21, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) Trade talks with China are moving closer to the finish line as U.S. […]

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Industry Developing Consumer Response to Livestock Antibiotic Concerns

March 20, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(KANSAS CITY, MO) While researchers work to better understand the cause of people becoming resistant […]

U.S. and Brazil Move Toward More Agricultural Trade

March 20, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) President Donald Trump played host to Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro Tuesday at the […]

Renewable Solar and Wind Generating New Production Records

March 19, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) Renewable generation in the United States provided a new record of 742 million […]

El Niño Remains as Warmer Spring Temperatures Return

March 19, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(ANDOVER, MA) As spring arrives in the northern hemisphere, many Americans are eager to see […]

Bipartisan, Bicameral Dairy Pride Act Reintroduced in Congress

March 19, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) U.S. Senators Tammy Baldwin (WI-D) and Jim Risch (ID-R) are bringing the Dairy […]

Report Says Tariffs Hit American Equipment Manufacturers Hard

March 18, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) With tariffs continuing to take a toll across the country, a new report […]

African Swine Fever Leads to One Million Pig Deaths

March 18, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(ROME, ITALY) Seven more provinces in Vietnam reported confirmed cases of African Swine Fever (ASF) […]

Winter Storms and Flooding Affecting Planting Intentions

March 18, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(OMAHA, NE) Flooding along the Missouri and Mississippi rivers are causing catastrophic damage to communities, […]

Australian Public-Private Research Efforts Overshadow U.S. Investments

March 15, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) In the United States, many commodities use “checkoff” funding to develop research and […]

Hay Supplies Dwindling In Face of Brutal Winter

March 15, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(LUBBOCK, TX) With brutal winter weather holding on to a good portion of the Central […]

Economists Project $8 Billion Loss in Trade from Tariffs

March 15, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(BERKELEY, CA) As negotiators continue to search for solutions in the ongoing U.S. trade dispute […]

WTO Rules Against Chinese Rice and Wheat Price Supports

March 13, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(URBANA, IL) A recent World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute panel ruled against China’s market price […]

Domestic Beef Exports Shatter Records in 2018

March 13, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(DENVER, CO) U.S. beef exports in 2018 shattered the previous value record and achieved a […]

USDA Releases List of Possible Service Relocation Sites

March 13, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) In an effort to reduce government costs and attract more talent, USDA has […]

At Trump’s Directive, EPA Announces Year-Round E15 Availability

March 12, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a proposed regulatory change that would allow […]

Researchers Call For Greater Research Data Transparency

March 12, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WEST LAFAYETTE, IN) Agricultural researchers generate vast amounts of data yet little is shared with […]

House Hearing Focuses on Future of Biotech Research

March 12, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) A House Science, Space & Technology Subcommittee on Research and Technology held a […]

United States Cattle on Feed Up Slightly

March 11, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) USDA is reporting that there are slightly more cattle and calves on feed […]

Ag Equipment Sales in February Remain Positive Overall

March 11, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(MILWAUKEE, WI) Sales of ag tractors and combines in the United States remained in the […]

Presidential FY2020 Budget Calls for Deep Ag Cuts

March 11, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) President Trump released his administration’s 2020 Fiscal Year Proposed Budget to Congress on […]

Loans to Young, Beginning & Small Farmers Declining

March 8, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(McLEAN, VA) The Farm Credit Administration (FCA) is seeking feedback on its processes for collecting […]

Tyson Implements Animal Welfare Certification Program for Poultry

March 8, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(SPRINGDALE, AR) Reacting to public outcry regarding animal welfare, Tyson Foods has announced the implementation […]

Milk Producers Encouraged to Sign Up for Margin Program

March 8, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(ARLINGTON, VA) With USDA reporting the first month of data for farmer payments under the […]

Tight Labor Market Leads to Higher Farmworker Wages

March 7, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) In recent years, farmers, growers, and ranchers throughout the United States have expressed […]

Ethanol Production Decreases, Stock Hit One-Year High

March 7, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) Ethanol production eased lower last week according to data from the Energy Information […]

China Buying U.S. Sorghum Again, First-time This Year

March 7, 2019 Tony St. James 0

(WASHINGTON, DC) China made its first significant purchase of U.S. sorghum since last February (2018) […]

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