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November 2017 Articles

Just Rambling November 2017
Spiritual Corner:
37 receive Master Cattleman certification
Pasture care highlights AgCenter cattle field day
Nominations open for Louisiana Agriculture Hall of Distinction
Bed preparation is important for healthy plants
Plant spring-flowering bulbs in fall
Farm to school conference features success stories
Field day highlights native grasses, pollinators, specialty crops 
Louisiana sweet potato harvest off to late start
Louisiana Crop Progress and Condition Report
STUMPAGE SPEAK
House Committee Moves Bill Requiring Transparency in Designation of National Mo
AFBF Backs Timely Reg Review of Food Production Tools
• Farm Bureau Supports GIPSA Rule Do-Over
Worker Shortage Threatens U.S. Ag Sustainability
AgCenter scientist monitors mosquito insecticide resistance
Sorting cows for more efficient winter supplemental feeding —

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Farm Bureau Supports GIPSA Rule Do-Over

Farm Bureau Supports GIPSA Rule Do-Over

The following may be attributed to American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall: “The Agriculture Department has withdrawn the livestock portion of the GIPSA rule and will continue to work on poultry fair practice issues in a future rulemaking. This is good news for farmers and ranchers. “We thank Secretary Perdue for his diligent efforts on these rules. The livestock Scope rule would have disrupted key marketing arrangements in our livestock sectors. “As to the Unfair and Undue Preferences rule, we encourage the agency to continue to work toward solutions that protect our farmers and ranchers from unjust practices and strengthen GIPSA’s ability to enforce these issues. In particular, we urge the department to continue working to achieve more fairness for growers. The USDA can and should stop predatory practices that continue in the chicken industry. “We look forward to working with the administration on specific measures that will ensure our growers operate in competitive markets – markets that do not include unfair, deceptive or discriminatory practices.”

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