As third-generation farmers, the family runs Brangus cattle on its 240 acres south of town. The American National CattleWomens Associations primary mission is educating consumers and legislators on the nutritional benefits of beef and the importance of the cattle industry to the nations economy, said Jackie Buehner, press secretary for the national group, which is based in Centennial, Colo. The American National CattleWomens Associations primary mission is educating consumers and...

As third-generation farmers, the family runs Brangus cattle on the its 240 acres south of town. The American National Cattlewomen's Association's primary mission is educating consumers and legislators on the nutritional benefits of beef and the importance the cattle industry brings to the nation's economy, said Jackie Buehner, press secretary for the national group based in Centennial, Colo. The American National Cattlewomen's Association's primary mission is educating consumers and...

Published April 09, 2007 11:12 am - Highly Erodible Land and Wetland Conservation Compliance: Landowners and operators are reminded that in order to receive payments from USDA, compliance with Highly Erodible Land (HEL) and Wetland Conservation (WC) provisions are required. Rushville Republican - Clearing fence rows? Have your paperwork on file! Published April 09, 2007 11:12 am - Highly Erodible Land and Wetland Conservation Compliance: Landowners and operators are reminded that in order...

Frost damage to corn and wheat has the potential to entice farmers to plant more soybean acres this spring despite what the USDA planting intentions report showed. Traders say there is definitely damage to wheat and it will take a week or so to see how the crop reacts before we will know how much damage has occurred. Soybean imports for the first three months of year are up 5. soy ending stocks at 615 million bushels, above an average of analysts' estimates for 585 million and above USDA's...

Departments Environment USDA and agribusiness conspire to mislead consumers by Mark Kastel April 6, 2007 "Raw" Almonds Must Soon be Steam-Heated or Treated with Toxic Chemical CORNUCOPIA, WI: Small-scale farmers, retailers, and consumers are outraged over a new federal regulation that will require all almonds grown in California to be sterilized with various pasteurization techniques. Departments Environment USDA and agribusiness conspire to mislead consumers by Mark Kastel April 6, 2007...