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Lawmakers, USDA Seek to Combat New World Screwworm Along the Southern Border
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Lawmakers, USDA Seek to Combat New World Screwworm Along the Southern Border

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The New World screwworm parasite has been detected in Mexico, prompting the U.S. Agriculture Department to launch an $8.5 million sterile fly production facility in South Texas to prevent an outbreak in the U.S.See the Story
John Deere Must Face FTC Lawsuit Over Its Tractor Repair Monopoly, Judge Rules
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John Deere Must Face FTC Lawsuit Over Its Tractor Repair Monopoly, Judge Rules

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A judge ruled that John Deere must face a lawsuit from the Federal Trade Commission and five states over its tractor and agricultural equipment repair monopoly, and rejected the company’s argument that the case should be thrown out. This means Deere is now facing both a class action lawsuit and a federal antitrust lawsuit over its repair practices.The FTC’s lawsuit against Deere was filed under former FTC chair Lina Khan in the final days of Joe…See the Story
‘We Know What to Do’: Wisconsin Fairs Continue Bird Flu Testing Requirements for Cows
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‘We Know What to Do’: Wisconsin Fairs Continue Bird Flu Testing Requirements for Cows

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Wisconsin’s county fair season is around the corner. This will be the second year that exhibitors are required to test some of their dairy cows for avian flu before participating.See the Story

Carolinas are Drought Free!...for now... - Southern Farm Network

Drought free and NC and SC can it be true? Well, we find out from Corey Davis, Assistant State Climatologist for North Carolina. And boy, that’s been a long time coming, but I understand actually no drought on the Drought Monitor for either of the Carolinas now. “That’s right, Mike, and this is a milestone that we’ve been waiting on for several weeks and even months now, this drought has been with us all winter, all spring. We’re finally getting…Elizabeth City · Elizabeth CitySee the Story

Ag Jobs Are Available for New Graduates - Southern Farm Network

Another crop of new college graduates is out looking for jobs to start careers, and the ag industry is a good place to begin. Tammy Jensen, president of AgriCareers Recruiting Service, talks about where graduates should start looking. “I would say, within the ag industry during the last 12 to 18 months, I have seen unemployment probably be higher in the ag industry than it typically has been, but that is more for your seed and chemical companies…CoronavirusSee the Story

Preparing to Take on Heat Stress in Cattle - Southern Farm Network

As parts of the country in recent weeks have experienced off and on extreme heat events, for cattle producers, preparing now for what may be a long summer for livestock will protect herds from potential heat stress and related issues. “The plan here is to be ready with shades, to be ready with sprinklers, to be ready with bedding.” That’s University of Nebraska Extension Livestock Specialist Alfredo de Costanzo. He says when it comes to managing…Nebraska · NebraskaRead Article

SC Commissioner Weathers: SC Commercial Seafood Apprenticeship Program - Southern Farm Network

The South Carolina Commercial Seafood Apprenticeship Program The program offers classroom-based and on-the-job training that provides the knowledge and skills needed to start a career in commercial fishing or mariculture (e.g., growing oysters or clams). After the month-long training is complete, participants will get help finding a full-time entry-level job with a local company. The program topics include safety training, seamanship, and navig…McClellanville · McClellanvilleRead Article

NC Commissioner Troxler: Now is a Good Time to Submit Soil Samples - Southern Farm Network

The NCDA&CS Agronomic Services Division helps farmers and homeowners optimize growing conditions whether that is a crop, lawn or garden. Now is a great time of year for homeowners to submit their soil samples for quicker turnaround time. Some people may not know that our department does soil testing to help farmers and homeowners determine what soil nutrients are needed to optimize growing conditions. By submitting a soil sample, the Agronomic …North Carolina · North CarolinaRead Article

Beef prices rising as cattle herds hit historic low; red meat demand steady

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Dr. Derrell Peel, Oklahoma State University Extension Livestock Marketing Specialist, offers his economic analysis of the beef cattle industry as part of the weekly series known as the “Cow Calf Corner,” published electronically by Dr. Peel, Mark Johnson, and Paul Beck. Today, Dr. Peel discusses herd rebuilding. The January 1, 2025, beef cow inventory was 27.86 million head, down 0.5 percent from the previous year.  Was 2025 the smallest cow her…Stillwater, Oklahoma · StillwaterSee the Story

Brooks Schaffer Market Report for Friday June 13 - Southern Farm Network

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Carolina Soils Holding Plenty of Moisture - Southern Farm Network

To summer or not to summer, that is the question right now. Are we in it or ain’t we? Corey Davis, the Assistant State Climatologist for North Carolina, has been hearing that question over and over. I can’t determine whether we’ve started or not. It’s warmer right now, Corey, so it feels like it. What say ye? “Well, Mike, you know the calendar says that we are in climatological summer. We’re now about two weeks into the month of June, but it’s r…Horry County · Horry CountyRead Article

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