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State agriculture officials adopt policy supporting the right to farm

NASDA

NASDA’s new policy supports laws that protect agricultural and forestry operations and facilities from nuisance lawsuits. The USDA Economic Research Service reports the number of farmers and acres of land in farms is on a downward trend. had 2 million farms in 2022, down from 2.2 million in 2007, and the U.S. territories.

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Aberdeenshire woodlands on market in five lots

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly The recent launch in Aberdeenshire of just over 401 acres in five lots adds to the choice for woodland and forestry buyers. With an overall guide price of offers of more than £1.12m, the Drum Estate Woodlands near Drumoak have diverse potential, from timber production to recreational use.

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Building Soil, Building Equity Initiative Offers Financial Incentives to Improve Farm Health

ATTRA

The program will provide direct incentives up to $1,000 per acre for adoption of up to 12 specified farming and forestry practices. A total of $12 million in cash incentives and $6 million in training and marketing services is available.

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Louisiana Completes Soybean Harvest, Battles Exceptional Drought

ProAg

Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry Commissioner Mike Strain says heat and drought adversely affected yields in the state’s early harvest efforts, leading to abysmal 10 to 12-bushel-per-acre yields. USDA data reveals the state’s soybean growers finished harvesting their crop the week ending November 5.

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Understanding the COMET-Planner Tool

ATTRA

For example, if you want to know how much CO2 equivalent will be sequestered for cover cropping one acre in Travis County, Texas, entering 1 acre in the model will yield zero. This means that one acre of cover crop on irrigated farmland with a 25% reduction in nitrogen fertilizer will sequester 0.27 tonnes per year, not zero.

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Traps help track plant pests

Todays Farmer Magazine

million acres of oak that could be severely damaged or killed if infested with spongy moths, which would greatly impact the state’s forestry economy. Surveying helps MDA monitor for spongy moths and allow its team to pinpoint locations if the insects were to enter Missouri. The Show-Me State has approximately 12.5

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Precision Ag News 10/26

Agwired

Department of Agriculture (USDA) released A General Assessment of the Role of Agriculture and Forestry in the U.S. The National Wheat Yield Contest announced the achievements of its 24 national winners, hailing from 12 different states, who have achieved an average yield of 144 bushels per acre across all categories.

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