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The Agronomists, Ep 170: Choosing the right variety or hybrid with Allison Bishop and Paul Hermans

Real Agriculture

Sure, yield matters, but there’s more to making yield than just genetic potential, including disease resistance and adaptation. Choosing a soybean variety or canola hybrid requires balancing several demands based on a geographic area, yield potential, management options, and disease pressure. To navigate the decision, this episode of the Agronomists features Allison Bishop with BASF, Read More Sure, yield matters, but there’s more to making yield than just genetic potential, includin

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Oregon Department of Agriculture Seeking Water Quality Compliance Program Manager

NASDA

The Oregon Department of Agriculture & Rural Development is seeking a dedicated professional to join the team as the Water Quality Compliance Program Manager. This individual will serve as the program leader and manager for the Confined Animal Feeding Operation & Fertilizer programs to ensure a high degree of professionalism and service that meet the mission of the individual programs and to ensure that the mission, core values and strategic plan for the agency are achieved.

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RealAg Radio: Soil pH impact and its management, Oct 8, 2024

Real Agriculture

Thanks for tuning in to Tuesdays with Lyndsey on RealAg Radio! Hear a special show today featuring a replay of The Agronomists exploring soil pH including how it impacts nutrient availability and uptake with Drs. Alan Blaylock of Nutrien, Miles Dyck of the University of Alberta, and Jeff Schoenau of the University of Saskatchewan. Thoughts. Read More Thanks for tuning in to Tuesdays with Lyndsey on RealAg Radio!

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Oklahoma’s Jolie Marshall Opens NASDA Annual Meeting with National Anthem

NASDA

During NASDA’s Annual Meeting in Indianapolis, Indiana, attendees were treated to an inspiring opening plenary session on September 23 featuring outstanding young leaders from 4H and FFA. The session began with Jolie Marshall who played a moving rendition of the national anthem on her violin. Jolie is a sophomore at Harrah High School and Vice President for Harrah FFA.

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The Farm Bill Expired: Now What?

Food Politics

Our hopelessly dysfunctional Congress did not pass a new Farm Bill in 2023, but granted a one-year extension to the 2018 bill. It has since been unable to pass a new one. The old one expired on October 1. So what? For explanations, see: Market Intel: Here’s What Happens When the Farm Bill Expires. Congressional Research Service: Expiration of the 2018 Farm Bill and Extension for 2024.

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USDA Celebrates National 4-H Week

USDA Blog

This week, we celebrate National 4-H Week and the incredible impact the organization offers young people around the country. At the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), we pay special tribute to this observance as the 4-H Youth Development program is headquartered in USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA). This unique partnership with NIFA, the Cooperative Extension System through land-grant universities and the National 4-H Council empowers young people to lead for a lifetim

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Biochemist wins international award for copper discoveries with life-saving potential

AgriLife Today

Gohil named recipient of 2024 Ivano Bertini Award The post Biochemist wins international award for copper discoveries with life-saving potential appeared first on AgriLife Today.

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Pro Tips for Livestock Health, Care, and Wellness

Farmbrite

Animal wellness is a critical consideration for farmers. Livestock health and wellness can directly impact the productivity, yields, product quality, and overall safety of livestock and the community served by your farm. Healthy and happy animals are more productive, leading to better yields and higher quality products, that ultimately benefit the animal, the farm's profitability, as well as consumer satisfaction.

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The Role of Technology in Agriculture

Agric4profits

Technology plays a crucial role in modern agriculture, helping farmers increase efficiency, productivity, and sustainability.

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Orbia Netafim and Phytech Partner to Optimize Digital Farming

Global Agtech Initiative

Phytech’s technology will be integrated with GrowSphere, Orbia Netafim’s all-in-one irrigation operating system. The post Orbia Netafim and Phytech Partner to Optimize Digital Farming appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative.

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What U.S. farmers can learn from Swiss farmers

Western FarmPress

Where I Come From: I spent a week visiting farms across Switzerland. Here’s what I saw and what I learned.

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10 quick tips to help your mums survive and thrive

AgriLife Today

What to look for, how to care for fall favorite flower The post 10 quick tips to help your mums survive and thrive appeared first on AgriLife Today.

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The Impact of Climate Change on Agriculture: Challenges and Solutions

Agric4profits

Climate change is one of the most pressing global challenges today, and its impact on agriculture is profound.

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Three counties make up half California's ag output

Western FarmPress

Fresno, Tulare and Kern counties combined to produce over $25 billion in food and fiber last year.

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Importance of Agricultural Research

Agric4profits

Agricultural research is a crucial part of farming that aims to improve the way we grow crops and raise animals.

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How does milling impact rice marketability?

Western FarmPress

Rice agronomist compares milling yields of two rice varieties and tells how quality matters to the end user.

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New Holland to Showcase Advancements in Precision Technology for Growers at FIRA USA 2024

Global Agtech Initiative

New Holland returns to FIRA USA with their booth located near their robotics agriculture partners, Bluewhite and Stout Industrial Technology. The post New Holland to Showcase Advancements in Precision Technology for Growers at FIRA USA 2024 appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative.

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Scout corn for mold — you might be surprised

Western FarmPress

Corn Commentary: Ear molds can be found even in good corn during a dry spell. Here’s what to do if you find some.

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MEDICARE

The Lunatic Farmer

Yesterday's post generated a comment "you lost me at Medicare." Universal health care then dominated a few comments. I mentioned that although I'm supposed to go on Medicare, I've chosen not to because I don't want my health care determined by the government. We just went through terrible times as a country due to the government telling us how to respond to an alleged health situation.

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Ag tech sprouts in St. Louis

Western FarmPress

Analysis: Missouri’s largest metro area is building a global hub of innovation and talent.

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Best Animal Breeding Practices for Optimal Livestock Production

Agric4profits

Animal breeding is crucial for improving the quality and productivity of livestock.

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Best nitrogen practices: It depends

Western FarmPress

Ag Water Stewardship: This year’s growing season reminds that weather can wreak havoc on best management practices.

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Texas forage producers battling fall armyworms

AgriLife Today

Forage producers around the state are battling fall armyworms to defend high value pastures and fields for hay and grazing,

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Stave off waterbelly in sheep, goats

Western FarmPress

Tips can help prevent disease that blocks urinary tract in male ruminants.

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Animal Welfare and Health

Agric4profits

Animal welfare and health are essential aspects of responsible animal care.

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Farm photos tell great stories

Western FarmPress

Generation Now: Grab your camera and tell your own farm story. It can be a great marketing tool.

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All You Need To Know About Agricultural Economics

Agric4profits

Agricultural economics is the study of how agricultural resources are used and managed.

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USDA funding to help small, medium-size dairy farms

Western FarmPress

Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack discusses the Dairy Business Innovation Initiatives grant program at World Dairy Expo.

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Agricultural Policies and Regulations

Agric4profits

Agricultural policies are guidelines and regulations established by governments to manage and support the agricultural sector.

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How does 4-H bring big benefits to youth?

Western FarmPress

Young Dakota Living: Programs bring success and learning to members.

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Overview of Agricultural Systems

Agric4profits

Agricultural systems encompass the various methods and practices used in farming to produce food, fiber, and other products.

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Farmers’ voices in climate talks must be heard

Western FarmPress

Sorghum Focus: Some thoughts about sustainability from the Climate Week NYC summit.

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Animal Nutrition: Understanding the Basics for Health and Productivity

Agric4profits

Animal nutrition is a critical aspect of animal health and well-being.

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Consider adding cover crops for grazing

Western FarmPress

Provide an alternative forage option while improving your soils.

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Millions of bats call Texas home sweet home

AgriLife Today

Separating fact from fiction about this fascinating flying mammal The post Millions of bats call Texas home sweet home appeared first on AgriLife Today.

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Animal Ag News 10/8

Agwired

The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) shared updated information about disaster relief programs available to cattle producers impacted by Hurricane Helene and opportunities to support disaster recovery through NCBA state affiliates. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has extended flexibilities and waivers to disaster relief programs making it easier for cattle producers to apply for these programs and receive timely payments.

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Release: To Meet Farmers’ Diverse Recovery Needs, Disaster Relief Must Include Revenue-Based Assistance

National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition

For Immediate Release Contact: Laura Zaks National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition press@sustainableagriculture.net Release: To Meet Farmers’ Diverse Recovery Needs, Disaster Relief Must Include Revenue-Based Assistance From drought and wildfire to hurricanes, an array of natural disasters throughout 2024 highlight the need for disaster assistance to reach all farmers Washington, DC, October 8, 2024 – As the second major hurricane in as many weeks approaches the Southeast United States, the Na

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