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March 2017 Articles

Just Rambling March 2017
Spiritual Corner:
Northeast Louisiana landowners hear about conserv
Farmers hear about worker protection rules
Farmers hear latest crop production information
Experts see new innovations for rice farmers
Sweet potato farmers hear updates on industry, LSU AgCenter research
A "Huge Victory:" Cattlemen Hail U.S. House Passage of Resolution to Repeal BLM'
Cattlemen Applaud Bipartisan House Passage of Red River Bill
Be aware of poisonous plants
Strain Appointed to National Agricultural and Science Board
From Trade to Regulations, American Farm Bureau
• Farm Bureau Hails Pruitt Confirmation
Going gluten-free can remove nutrients from diet
Beef Herd Health Program—Vaccinations
USDA Reminds Individuals and Small Businesses in Georgia, Louisiana and Mississi
Drone workshop set for March 16 in Alexandria
Forestry forum scheduled for March 17 in Hammond

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Farm Bureau Hails Pruitt Confirmation

Farm Bureau Hails Pruitt Confirmation The following may be attributed to Zippy Duvall, president, American Farm Bureau Federation:
“Scott Pruitt’s confirmation to lead the Environmental Protection Agency will bring a breath of fresh air to the post. America’s farmers and ranchers look forward to working with Administrator Pruitt as he leads the EPA with a welcome level of common sense in the important job of protecting the environment.
“For too long, farmers and ranchers have been victims of EPA’s harsh regulatory overreach. Farmers are conservationists to the core and we want to play a positive, cooperative role in protecting the environment we rely on to produce food for this nation.
“In his position as attorney general in Oklahoma, Pruitt stood up for common-sense, effective regulation that protects the environment and the rights of the regulated community. We’re optimistic that he will retain those same values as administrator and we look forward to working with him. But what we truly look forward to is working with someone at EPA who understands how farmers and ranchers care for our nation’s natural resources each and every day.” Source: www.fb.org

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