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March 2018 Articles

Just Rambling March 2018:
Spiritual Corner: Parable of Two Pups
Researchers evaluate cover crop benefits
Invasive snail discovered in Louisiana crawfish pond
Seventh Round of NAFTA Talks Underway in Mexico City
ICYMI: Colin Woodall Outlines NCBA's 2018 Policy Priorities
Strain Meets with Vice-President and Top Federal Ag Officials  Farm Bill Priori
LDAF Launches New Certified Louisiana Logo Program
New Urania lumber mill discussed at AgCenter forestry event
STUMPAGE SPEAK
Conference highlights women’s role in agriculture
Management of Beef Bulls
Building on NAFTA’s Success By Zippy Duvall, American Farm Bureau Federation
• Farm Groups Urge Trump to Maintain RFS
Farmers For Monarchs Collaboration Announced at
Pesticide resistance highlighted at field day
Ag Adventures gives a view of agriculture to student
Secretary Perdue Statement on Confirmation of Bill Northey for Key USDA Post
Louisiana January 1 All Cattle Inventory Up 5 Percent from Last Year
Saltine Cracker Toffee

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Farm Groups Urge Trump to Maintain RFS

Farm Groups Urge Trump to Maintain RFS Source: www.fb.org Describing the renewable fuels standard as “a strong engine driving the rural economy,” the American Farm Bureau Federation and five other ag groups in a letter asked President Donald Trump to reject proposals that would undermine the biofuels mandate. The letter was sent Monday, Feb. 26, the day before Trump was expected to gather various administration leaders and senators at the White House to discuss potential changes to the RFS. “The RFS, which sets targets for blending ethanol and biodiesel into our nation’s fuel supply, created new markets for our farmers, created new jobs in rural America, gave consumers more fuel choices, and improved our nation’s air quality. By any measure, the RFS has been successful not only for agriculture, but for our nation,” the groups wrote. However, government policies and opposition from the oil industry have threatened the growth of the renewable fuels industry, at a time when rural America is struggling with declining farm income. On the flip side, oil refiners are reporting surging profits and significant gains from recent tax reforms. The groups pointed out that are ways to address refiners’ concerns without undercutting the RFS. “Any action that seeks to weaken the RFS for the benefit of a handful of refiners will, by extension, be borne on the backs of our farmers,” they wrote.

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