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May 2017 Articles

Just Rambling May 2017
Spiritual Corner
Preparations for Foaling
President Trump Signs Executive Orders to Boost Rural America
White House Takes Important First Step to Reining in the Antiquities Act
Administration Proposes Comprehensive Tax Reform Plan, Includes Repeal of Death
Field day features wildlife management informati
LSU AgCenter irrigation projects discussed at water symposium writer
SunPatiens named Louisiana Super Plant
Scale insect is causing widespread wetland damage
Effects of Injectable Castration Regimen on Beef Bull Calves
AFBF’s President Duvall Joins in Historic White House Ag Roundtable
AFBF’s President Duvall Joins in Historic White House Ag Roundtable
• Farm Bureau Welcomes New Ag Secretary
New Bill Would Help Get More Vets Practicing in Shortage Areas
Update on Strain Meeting
LSU takes top honors at national poultry judging contest
Agriculture official urges innovation to address food security, waste
Harvesting summer vegetables
CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE COUNTDOWN BEGINS FOR AMERICA’S FARMERS AND RANCHERS WASH
LSU AgCenter to downsize cattle herd at Hill Farm Research Station

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Farm Bureau Welcomes New Ag Secretary

Farm Bureau Welcomes New Ag Secretary Source: www.fb.org WASHINGTON, D.C., April 24, 2017 – The following may be attributed to American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall: “Farm Bureau heartily congratulates Secretary Sonny Perdue on his new role leading our nation’s Agriculture Department. We are eager for agriculture to finally have a seat in the president’s cabinet, and we know Secretary Perdue is just as eager to get to work for farmers, consumers and rural America.”
“Secretary Perdue is a long-time friend to me and farmers across Georgia, and soon to the millions of men and women across our country who feed and clothe our nation. He is a real-world farmer himself and knows the business inside out. He understands the impact farm labor shortages, trade agreements and regulations have on a farmer’s bottom line and ability to stay in business from one season to the next. There’s important work ahead for the secretary, and he’ll need to address these challenges against the backdrop of the biggest drop in farm prices and income we’ve seen in decades. But just like America’s farmers and ranchers, I know Secretary Perdue isn’t afraid of a hard day’s work. We are confident he is the right man for the job at hand

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