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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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Inland Waterways Infrastructure Bill Ready for House Floor

Inland Waterways Infrastructure Bill Ready for House Floor Source: www.fb.org The House is expected to begin debate as early as today on the Farm Bureau-backed Water Resources Development Act of 2018 (H.R. 8). The bipartisan bill authorizes improvements to the nation’s ports, inland waterways, locks, dams, flood protection, ecosystem restoration and other water resources infrastructure. An efficient and reliable inland waterway system linked to competitive ports is vital to America’s ability to provide affordable agricultural products domestically and to compete internationally, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation. “Over 60 percent of America’s grain exports and many other important commodities such as fuel, coal and agricultural inputs also move through our inland waterway system. Due to this importance, Farm Bureau policy explicitly supports the maintenance and improvement of our transportation infrastructure including the locks and dams system and other waterway infrastructure,” AFBF President Zippy Duvall wrote in a letter to House members urging them to vote in favor of the bill. The construction, dredging and repairs WRDA authorizes will help ensure the reliability of the most affordable, energy efficient and environmentally sustainable mode of transporting agricultural products. House members’ support for WRDA will “put America’s inland waterways and port infrastructure on a solid and sustainable foundation to contribute to U.S. economic growth, jobs and global competitiveness for generations to come,” Duvall said. Lawmakers have filed more than 100 amendments to WRDA. The House Rules Committee will determine which of them will be considered during floor debate.

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