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USDA to Resume Livestock Imports From Mexico After Screwworm Fears
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USDA to Resume Livestock Imports From Mexico After Screwworm Fears

62% Center coverage: 29 sources
Imports of livestock from Mexico will resume in phases starting next week after a ban in May at ports of entry because of fear of the spread of New World screwworm, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Monday.See the Story
Here's hoping that the 'storm of a lifetime' lives up to its label
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Here's hoping that the 'storm of a lifetime' lives up to its label

83% Right coverage: 12 sources
Of all the odd things that I saw on the morning of June 21, the one that will stick in my mind the longest is probably the free-standing panel twisted around a fence in our feedlot. I stared at it several times that day, trying to figure out how it got where it was, halfway through the corral panel and somehow twisted both upward and downward, flapping in the breeze. It will be, forever in my mind, the symbol of the power and unpredictability of…See the Story
Strawberry season is slower but just as sweet at Country Blossom Farm
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Strawberry season is slower but just as sweet at Country Blossom Farm

78% Right coverage: 9 sources
ALEXANDRIA, Minn. — Opening day of strawberry picking came onSee the Story

Barns armed with lasers a growing technology on Minnesota turkey farms

100% Right coverage: 7 sources
ALEXANDRIA, Minn. — Members of the Minnesota Turkey Growers Association took a look back at how they used to farm 20 years ago and how they raise turkeys today during their annual summit June 19-20, in Alexandria. The differences in biosecurity measures and technology on the farm are staggering. One of the big changes in 2025 that is showing up more and more across Minnesota’s roughly 600 turkey farms is that about 100 of them now have a laser a…Alexandria, Minnesota · AlexandriaSee the Story

Hailstone Size Dichotomy in a Warming Climate

100% Center coverage: 4 sources
Hailstorms are analyzed across the United States using explicit hailstone size calculations from convection-permitting regional climate simulations for historical, mid-century, and end of twenty-first-century epochs. Near-surface hailstones <4 cm are found to decrease in frequency by an average of 25%, whereas the largest stones are found to increase by 15–75% depending on the greenhouse gas emissions pathway. Decreases in the frequency of near-…Agriculture · IowaSee the Story

The awesome influencers (both good and bad) on agriculture

A long agricultural journalism career provided me with an opportunity to get to know many famous and not-so-famous people. Most, if not all, sought to help farmers to thrive with vastly different approaches. Some of them were convinced that farmers’ interests were best served by limiting the government’s influence while others demanded more federal involvement. One such person was Dixon Terry, a dairy farmer from Greenfield, Iowa. He helped orga…Influencers · RochesterRead Article

Miriam O'Callaghan Congratulates Niece on Wedding Day

There is nothing like a wedding for all the family to get together, and this week RTÉ presenter Miriam O'Callaghan gathered with hers to celebrate her niece's big day. Lizzie is the daughter of Miriam's sister Anne, who tragically died of cancer when she was only 33 and Lizzie was just two. Today's top videos Miriam has huge admiration for her, so as you can imagine, when the invite came in the door, it was an automatic 'Yes.' Pic: Miriam O'Ca…Agriculture · RochesterSee the Story

Government Accountability Bills Will Take Effect

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PIERRE, S.D. – On July 1, two government accountability bills signed by Governor Larry Rhoden will take effect. SB 62 establishes mandatory reporting requirements related to improper governmental conduct and crime, and SB 63 establishes protections for state employees who…Agriculture · South DakotaSee the Story

Strengthening market means confidence for proposed Epitome Energy soybean crush plant, says CEO Dennis Egan

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
GRAND FORKS – Epitome Energy CEO Dennis Egan hopes to still begin construction this year and says new biofuel standards announced by the Environmental Protection Agency have prompted new confidence in the project. “Announcements of those two federal policies have given the equity investors some guidance and confidence in terms of what this industry will look like moving forward,” Egan said. “We have had a number of discussions with project partn…Grand Forks, North Dakota · Grand ForksSee the Story

USDA Rural Development North Dakota Director Tom Campbell talks programs, budget and projects

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
BISMARCK, N.D. — Tom Campbell said something he’s enjoyed about becoming North Dakota’s director of Rural Development as part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture has been connecting with people in the state. Part of his mission, he said, is to go into rural North Dakota and meet with people who would be applicants for Rural Development funding, as well as visiting projects the program has assisted to check on their progress. “I’m really enjoyi…Bismarck · BismarckSee the Story

AgweekTV Full Show: Sit down with Governor Rhoden, storm damage in ND, wheat cleaning, and strawberry season

This week on AgweekTV, we'll show you how storm damage hit farms near Page, North Dakota. Hear more from the Midwest Ag Summit. See the other side of South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden. Hear about an EPA tour in North Dakota. Watch South Dakota's newest wheat cleaning facility in action. See how strawberries faired as the picking season starts in Minnesota. ]]>Agriculture · RochesterRead Article

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