New USDA Publication on Phosphorus Management
https://www.ars.usda.gov/research/publications/publications.htm?seq_no_115=240627 Technical Abstract: Inorganic and organic phosphates react strongly with soil constituents, [...]
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The November of OSU’s E-News for Northwest Gardeners
Time to clean up and cut back Before cold weather sets in clean your yard and garden to protect them from winter weather, recommends Ross Penhallegon, horticulturist with the [...]
A Farm Bill Primer: Getting Ready for 2012
The following is a nice short piece from Simple, Good, and Tasty with some useful links for introducing folks to the farm bill. Everyone interested in food and farming has a [...]
Recommended Agriculture Articles: Farmland Price; Election Fallout; Markets
Fed Policy May Spur Farmland Bubble: Inflation, Interest Rate Questions Reminiscent of 1970s (from DTN Progressive Farmer) Excerpt: At a meeting for agricultural bankers, the [...]
Big Agriculture in Academic Institutions
The ‘Troubled Waters’ of Big Ag’s academic influence by Paula Crossfield (Grist) EXCERPT: “Controversies around agriculture at universities are not new, but it [...]
Apply Now for Northeast SARE Farmer Grants!
For immediate release, October 28th, 2010 CONTACT: Violet Stone, NY SARE Outreach Coordinator at 607-255-9227 or vws7@cornell.edu ONLINE NEWSROOM: [...]
Election Coverage: Likely Effects on the Farm Bill, Ag Committees, and Small, Diverse Farmers
By Taylor Reid The results of today’s election are likely to have profound effects on the makeup of House and Senate Agriculture Committees that will be key in writing [...]
New Online Agriculture Newsletter from Missouri
The Missouri Alternatives Center’s November 2010 issue of its e-newsletter is now available online at https://agebb.missouri.edu/mac/agopp/index.htm This newsletter is [...]
Article: National Farmers Union Speaks Out on GIPSA Rule
NFU Sees GIPSA Rule as a Bill of Rights By Chris Clayton, DTN Ag Policy Editor Excerpt: In a news release Tuesday, National Farmers Union stated that the group’s [...]
Recommended Articles Related to Organic Farming
Conventional vs. Organic: An Ag Secretary Race to Watch (The Atlantic) In Iowa, the race for Secretary of Agriculture has started attracting national attention. Two starkly [...]
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