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ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM ASFMRA

15 must-ask questions before buying farmland

American Bankers Association - The increase in crop and livestock prices have generated significant profits for many farmers, which some are using to buy additional land. Growing demand has driven land... More

Farm Bill Moves Forward

By Stephen Frerichs - The House and Senate Agriculture Committees held mark-up sessions last week on their respective versions of the farm bill. The Senate Committee passed its bill (S. 954) on a vote... More

Farmland values not a bursting bubble

Hembree Brandon | Delta Farm Press - As “bumps in the road” occur in the farm economy, “farmland prices will reflect that,” Abbot Myers, chairman of the board of the Mississippi Land Bank, said at the... More

Trouble on the Farm

Here is anothe perspective on the sustainability of rising farmland values from the perspective of farmers and other experts. By Mark Koba, CNBC - Jim Schriver has been farming since he graduated from... More

Federal Agriculture Reform and Risk Management Act of 2013

From Federal Produce Policy - Rep. Frank Lucas (R-OK) introduced H.R. 1947 that reforms and continues agricultural and other programs of the Department of Agriculture through fiscal year 2018. More

WRDA passage essential for economic growth

Water Resources Development Act pushed by agriculture groups
May 15, 2013 American Farm Bureau Federation - Passage of the Water Resources Development Act of 2013 (S. 601), is essential to America’s... More

MANAGEMENT/CONSULTING NEWS

Minimizing groundwater nitrates with proper fertigation

Even distribution of water and fertilizer are key to reducing nitrates and saving water.

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California sweet potatoes a healthy diet choice

Sweet potatoes are a good source of potassium, fiber, beta-carotene and vitamins B-6, E and C.

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WPHA Regulatory Conference, July 16-17, Sacramento

The Western Plant Health Association Summer Regulatory Conference will be held July 16-17 at the Sheraton Grand Hotel in Sacramento, Calif.

Location

Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel
1230 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
United States
38° 34' 45.3756" N , 121° 29' 23.3448" W

The Western Plant Health Association Summer Regulatory Conference will be held July 16-17 at the Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel in Sacramento, Calif.

Keynote speakers will include: Matt Rodriquez, Secretary, California Environmental Protection Agency; Karen Ross, Secretary, California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA); and Brian Leahy, Director, California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR).

The conference is focused on environmental issues including sustainability, biotechnology, surface and groundwater quality, pollinators and invasive species, plus program updates from DPR and CDFA. 

The registration cost is $250 by July 6 and $275 after that date. To register by e-mail, click this link.

WPHA will request 7.5 PCA CEUs and 8 CCA CEUs.

Click the link for the registration form.

WPHA has arranged a $139 per-night rate at the Sheraton Hotel for attendees.

Visit the WPHA website for important future updates. 

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USDA steps toward Europeanization

The USDA took a step toward Europeanization when it delayed the approval of two crops that will help farmers control weeds and produce more food.

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Agribusiness: Dow’s in-plant, three-gene cotton technology granted registration

Dow, in-plant, three-gene, cotton, technology, registered, EPA
Dow AgroSciences has announced it has received registration from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency of its in-plant, three-gene insect protection trait in cotton.

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WEATHER

UPCOMING EVENTS

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MARKETS

Live and Feeder Contracts Slump Back to Recent Lows

DTN Closing Livestock Comments 05/23 16:17 Live and Feeder Contracts Slump Back to Recent Lows The cattle complex closed significantly lower for the second consecutive session, pressured by long liquidation, poor buying interest, and cash nervousness....

Cattle Continue to get Slaughtered on Demand Concerns

Live cattle futures opened slightly higher but slumped through the day, closing on the lows of the day with losses of 45 cents to $1.02 1/2....

Hogs Have Narrow Trade, Slumped Generally Lower

Lean hog futures edged lower after trading in a very narrow range just under yesterday's close. Futures closed 10 to 42 1/2 cents lower in all but the far-deferred contracts that ended mixed....

Wheat Gets Added Boost on Weekly Export Report

Wheat futures held strong into the close despite a softening in the corn and soybean markets. Chicago wheat ended 12 1/2 to 14 3/4 cents higher in the 2013 contracts, with 2014 contracts up 8 1/4 to 10 1/2 cents....

Soybeans See Strong Run-Up Early, Slammed Back Some into Close

Old-crop soybeans were highly volatile today, with the July soybeans trading in a 59 1/4-cent daily trading range. The market initially staged a strong rally, but heavy selling into the close resulted in old-crop contracts ending just 5 1/4 to 9 cents higher....

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2012 Auction Donation Form

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Auction Donation form to be completed to donate an Auction item(s) for either the Silent or Live Auction...

2013 Auction Donation Form

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Auction Donation form to be completed to donate an Auction item(s) for either the Silent or Live Auction...

PowerPoint used for the District Update Meetings and Conference Calls held on March 18, 2013. District...

TOP CONTRIBUTORS

  1. Alexander Patterson

    Farm Credit East, ACA
    Phelps, NY
    United States

    98 Points

  2. Robin Nesburg, ARA

    Rabo AgriFinance
    Fairfax, MN
    United States

    95 Points

  3. Greg Cheshier

    Cheshier Appraisals & Consulting
    Lincoln, AR
    United States

    89 Points

  4. Jim Casler

    North Coast Ag
    Traverse City, MI
    United States

    71 Points

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