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October 2017 Articles

Just Rambling October 2017 :
Spiritual Corner October 2017 :
For retired AgCenter agent, visit to LSU campus is a wish come true
LSU AgCenter researchers developing environmentally friendlier drilling fluids
Weaning Strategies Can Reduce Stress in Calve
Listening session held on new farm bill
Enjoy fall wildflowers
Producers hear about heifer diets, bull quality at field day
Farm Bureau, Livestock Groups Request Waiver for Logging Device Mandate
Farmers, Ranchers Ready for Long-overdue Immigration Reform
• American Farm Bureau Encouraged by Tax Framework, but Refinement Needed
AFBF to EPA: Time to Rescind WOTUS Rule
It’s time to plant fall vegetables
USDA Designates Natural Disaster Areas
Superspeedway Taco Pie
OPPORTUNITY TO APPLY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT QUALITY INCENTIVES PROGRAM IS HERE
Acadiana cattle field day set for Oct. 21

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American Farm Bureau Encouraged by Tax Framework, but Refinement Needed

American Farm Bureau Encouraged by Tax Framework, but Refinement Needed The following may be attributed to American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall: “Comprehensive tax reform is essential to addressing the financial challenges faced by America’s farmers and ranchers. The tax-reform framework announced today is an important step toward a fair and equitable tax system that encourages success, savings, investment and entrepreneurship. “Farm Bureau is encouraged to see that this framework includes important principles such as lower tax rates for individuals who own businesses, elimination of the death tax and some business interest deductibility. Farm Bureau looks forward to working with tax writers to refine the proposal to ensure that tax reform lowers effective tax rates for farm and ranch businesses. “Farmers and ranchers need permanent tax provisions like the continuation of cash accounting and like-kind exchanges, unlimited stepped-up basis and lower capital gains taxes. Agriculture is a high-risk, high-input, capital-intensive business and these provisions are essential to success. We look forward to working with Congress to assure that these meaningful reforms are included in any comprehensive tax package.” Source: www.fb.org

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