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November 2016 Articles

Just Rambling November 2016
Spiritual Corner:
Fear and uncertainty in cattle markets
Cattle producers hear about nutrition, pasture management at field day
Factors Affecting Costs and Returns
Louisiana cotton crop disappointing
Sweet potato producers see weather-related losses
Pansies, violas make ideal winter flower gardens
Growers learn ways to profit from pumpkin patches
NCBA Requests Extension to FDA Comment Period
USDA Invests $1.7 Billion to Protect Sensitive Agricultural Lands through Conser
• Statement by Zippy Duvall, President, American Farm Bureau Federation, Regarding
Government and Industry Groups Ask Court to Overturn EPA Water Rule
Use weed killers properly
LSU AgCenter committed to poultry research, education 
FDA Awards Louisiana Millions to Implement
AgCenter receives grant to inform produce growers about food safety
USDA Announces Enrollment Period for Safety Net Coverage in 2017
USDA Announces Streamlined Guaranteed Loans and Additional Lender Category for S

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Statement by Zippy Duvall, President, American Farm Bureau Federation, Regarding

Statement by Zippy Duvall, President, American Farm Bureau Federation, Regarding Urban Ag Act of 2016
WASHINGTON, D.C., September 27, 2016 – "Regardless of where or how America's farmers and ranchers produce food, giving them the technology and tools to succeed supports our nation's strength and security. The Urban Agricultural Act of 2016 would do that for farmers in urban settings. As an organization that supports farmers of all sizes, commodities and production systems, Farm Bureau believes this legislation will build a stronger bond among all farmers--rural, suburban and urban."
"This legislation offers services and support to urban farmers. The research component of the bill is not only critical for production, but also for exploring the risk management, food safety, environmental and economic factors that are critical for economic success.
"It's exciting that more Americans want to become farmers. Whether it is access to technical, marketing and educational materials, securing the capital investment to start new ag enterprises or navigating regulations that can kill innovation, all beginning farmers need a helping hand. Mentorship is a two-way street and we have much to teach and learn from each other. America's farmers lend a hand when needed; they unite around a common mission. This legislation seeds a dialogue of cooperation, whether roots sink into a rejuvenated lot in Detroit or the rolling hills of rural Georgia. Farm Bureau looks forward to being a partner in those efforts." Source: www.fb.org

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