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July 2018 Articles

NCBA Applauds House Passage of Farm Bill WASHINGTON
Teen Giving Back to Kids After Brain Injury
Diseases, insects, weeds are concerns as rice season progresses
Check your trees; summer storms and hurricanes are coming
Broadband Connects Farmers to Greater Opportunities
• Farm Bureau Hails District Court WOTUS Decision
USDA Designates natural disaster areas
Bill Would Help Protect Farmers and Ranchers From High Health Care Costs
Inland Waterways Infrastructure Bill Ready for House Floor
Grassroots Involvement is a Real Game-Changer
Farm Bureau-supported Bills Will Ensure Accurate Product Labeling
Farm Bureau Files Brief Supporting Water Rule Opponents
Water appropriately during dry weather
Research Highlight: Beef Cattle Production
NCBA "Looks Forward" to Public Meeting on Fake Meat
A Visit to Berlin
UA Ranch Horse Team Wins National Title Second Year in a Row
Loaded Potato Meatloaf Casserole
Just Rambling July 2018:
Spiritual Corner: Got God?
AgCenter field day expo offers new forum for agriculture information
Are You Growing The Best Tasting Watermelons?

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Farm Bureau Hails District Court WOTUS Decision

Farm Bureau Hails District Court WOTUS Decision The following statement about a recent federal district court ruling regarding the 2015 “Waters of the United States” rule may be attributed to American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall. “A federal district court ruling in Georgia late last week has effectively suspended the flawed ‘Waters of the United States’ rule from taking effect in 11 more states that challenged its legality. The 2015 rule is now stayed in a total of 24 states. While the ruling was a clear validation of many concerns that Farm Bureau has expressed about the rule, we need to continue to work diligently to support the Environmental Protection Agency’s efforts to formally repeal the rule. The illegal rule is overbroad, vague and confusing, and it goes far beyond the intent of Congress when it passed the Clean Water Act. This overreach and confusion has created a situation where farmers and ranchers would need to hire a team of lawyers and consultants to perform many ordinary farming practices on their land. EPA should ditch this rule for good and replace it with a proposal that offers both clean water and clear rules—one that is easy to interpret and allows farmers and ranchers to continue to feed, clothe and fuel our nation.” Source: www.fb.org

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