19 hrs ago | Chicago Sun-Times
The best land Brad Daugherty farms is 300 acres of Wabash River bottom, where high water regularly washes in nutrient-rich sediment.
Yesterday | Goshen News, Goshen, IN
Yesterday | Calgary Herald
Cyclone-hit Myanmar rejects rice shortage fears 2 minutes ago
Cyclone-hit Myanmar has enough rice to feed its people, the ruling junta said on Wednesday, accusing foreign aid agencies of presenting a false picture of the devastation in the Irrawaddy delta rice bowl.
Yesterday | SunValleyOnline.com
guest column: george wuerthner's
The US Congress passed a $286 billion farm bill. A significant percentage of that farm bill consists of food stamps and other food assistance for the poor.
Yesterday | Bakingbusiness.com
Kellogg to use MyPyramid in health, wellness efforts
The Kellogg Co. has joined the U.S. Department of Agriculture's MyPyramid: Corporate Challenge, a program involving more than 30 companies promoting eating and physical fitness for families.
Thursday | KRDO
Wolves kill another 12 sheep south of Dillon
Montana wildlife officials report wolves killed 12 domestic sheep on private land south of Dillon.
Thursday | Ag Professional
USDA approves new contained facility to study plant pathogens at U. of Minn.
USDA approves new contained facility to study plant pathogens at U. of Minn. Jun. 11, 2008 MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL -- The USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has approved a new state-of-the-art ...
Thursday | Journal Gazette
Meat's kosher, documentation isn't
What: Kosher meat has always been more expensive than regular beef and poultry, but a recent raid on the nation's largest kosher meat processor could send prices higher.
Thursday | Ag Professional
Farm Service Agency county committee nominations start June 15
Farm Service Agency county committee nominations start June 15 Jun. 11, 2008 WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer announced farmer and rancher candidate nominations begin June 15 for local Farm ...
Wednesday | Earth Times
U.S. corn hits record, pulling other grains higher
U.S. corn futures hit an all-time high on Wednesday after the U.S. Agriculture Department lowered its yield forecast for 2008 due to wet weather hampering development of the crop.