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AGRICULTURE BLOG
Recent Entries:
Renewable fuels are region’s strength
Notable guests at Farmfest
Farm Fest Forum Events
Eight reasons why farmers should support cap-and-trade legislation
Report: Hot dry weather helps Minn. farmers plant
Cow genome ‘to transform farming’
The Growing Lust for Agricultural Lands
I, robot - and gardener: MIT droids tend plants
Cattle respond to magnetic fields from power lines
New for cows: A vaccine for E. coli
Obama plan could cost Minnesota farms millions by Mark Steil, Minnesota Public Radio February 27, 20
Milk prices slashed in half for Minnesota farmers
Farm Bill 101: A quick and easy guide to understanding the Farm Bill
Ag census shows number of Minn. farms holds stable
Agriculture - Obama vs McCain
Iowa agriculture secretary discusses a trying year
Farmers embrace genetically modified beets
Hot, Dry Weather Worries Michigan Vegetable Farmers Michigan
A Minnesota farmer checks his fields
Food safety worries change buying habits
Durbin, Harkin Will Examine CFTC Resources, Authority
Cutting Out the Middlemen, Shoppers Buy Slices of Farms
Bee Swarms in New Jersey Spur Hope of Rebound From U.S. Die-Off
Record corn prices mean more expensive meat, dairy
Overlooked in the global food crisis: A problem with dirt
Farmers brace for their own economic bubble
Bush renews call for Congress to lower payments to wealthy farmers
Food is becoming the world’s new gold
Analysis: Congressional climate has become tougher for farm bill
Congress sends 1-week farm law extension to Bush, who has threatened veto
Dangerous Animal Virus on US Mainland?
Farmers Expected to Plant Less Corn
Farmers can save on crop insurance with GMO corn
Drought Monitor: Storm System Drops Moderate Precipitation Across Midwest
Florida Is Spared Crop Damage
Citrus Growers Shiver As Cold Lingers
Opportunity to maximize grass production per acre
Senate to debate farm subsidy cut
So What’s So Bad About Corn?
Notes from the Minnesota Farmers Union Thursday November 15, 2007
Notes from the Minnesota Farmers Union Tuesday October 23rd, 2007
Boom fades as ethanol floods the marketplace
Threats to Bumblebees Fly Under Radar
Corn Farms Prosper, but Subsidies Still Flow
U.S. Delays Approval of Farm Pesticide
Bluetongue declared an outbreak
Agriculture in a post-oil economy
China rejects pork imports from U.S., Canada
‘Killer bees’ descend on New Orleans
Bees May Get By with Help from the Army
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