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New agricultural economist at Texas A&M AgriLife center in San Angelo

AgriLife Today

Wright will serve production agriculture with market trends, logistics and more Jeffrey Wright, Ph.D.

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U.S. Meat Export Federation says there are many questions still to be answered regarding Prop 12

Real Agriculture

With California on an aggressive timeline to implement the Farm Animal Confinement Initiative — more commonly known as Prop 12 — requirements by July 1, 2023 the United States pork industry is still reeling with questions regarding the details of verification, logistics, and supply. Read More

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Grass, freight rates and Australia’s lamb market

Real Agriculture

The cattle market is well known for its ebbs and flows with the availability of grass, and the lamb market follows a similar pattern, though to a lesser extent.

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The Role of Data in Modern Farming: Separating Fact from Fiction

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Monitor Livestock: Many ranches utilize livestock RFID tags to track their herd movements and easily scan and understand their health and wellness. Devices such as soil moisture sensors, micro weather stations, and livestock trackers will be interconnected to create a comprehensive data ecosystem.

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Railways, unions, and government playing a game of economic chicken and Canadians seem happy to pay for it

Real Agriculture

I feel like all I have talked about on RealAg Radio for the past two weeks is the potential impacts of both Canadian railways going on strike. As the minutes tick down to the August 22nd strike deadline, it’s become clear that Canadians are completely comfortable with the impacts of the threat. The comfort level. Read More

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Ag Efficiency: Focus on the 20%

ATTRA

Farmers deal with a complex web of processes in diverse areas that may be under their purvue, including crops, livestock, finance, recordkeeping, harvesting, marketing, etc. As farmers, we probably ask ourselves this question often, when we are confronted with the many challenges that arise within our agribusiness operations.

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BIFS Field Day: Cover Cropping and Livestock Grazing for Regenerative Viticulture

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Kendra Altnow We also heard from Maria Zumkeller (LangeTwins Technical Vineyard Manager) and Chris Storm (Pest Control Advisor for the LangeTwins) about the lessons and logistics they learned. The post BIFS Field Day: Cover Cropping and Livestock Grazing for Regenerative Viticulture appeared first on Community Alliance with Family Farmers.