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August 2018 Articles

Just Rambling August 2018:
Spiritual Corner: Running for a Cause, Running for a Cure
Management of Armyworms in Pastures And Hay Meadows
AgCenter expert stresses importance of food safety
Herbicide issues highlight field day
Nearly $2 Billion Now Available for Eligible Producers Affected by 2017 Hurrican
Don’t let poison ivy hurt you
AgCenter takes lead on stopping new nematode
First Detection of Longhorned Tick in Arkansas
Trade War Endangers Farmers, Farm Bureau Tells Congress
Trade Assistance Package a Welcome Measure of Short-Term Relief, Farm Bureau Sa
• Farm Bill Ready for Conference
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Internet Sales Tax Collection
Farm Bureau: Legislation Would Make Much-Needed Changes to the ESA
Broiler-Type Eggs Set in the United States Up 1 Percent
MANAGING EXTERNAL PARASITES
Places in New Orleans
Livestock Groups Applaud Proposed Updates to ESA
NCBA on Supreme Court Pick Kavanaugh: "Opportunity to Solidify" Court, "Clears P
Northeast Louisiana Beef & Forage Field Day
LSU AgCenter sweet potato field day set for Aug. 16
Cattlemen Urge President Trump to Support USDA Oversight of Lab-Grown Fake Meat

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Farm Bill Ready for Conference

Farm Bill Ready for Conference Source: www.fb.org With passage last week of the Senate farm bill, the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 (S. 3042), congressional lawmakers are expected to soon head to conference to iron out the differences between the House and Senate legislation. The House passed its version of the bill, the Agriculture and Nutrition Act of 2018 (H.R. 2), on June 21 Noting the tough circumstances farmers and ranchers are up against, American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall said progress on the farm bill is very timely. “The Senate pushed the farm bill one big step closer to the finish line and it could not have come at a better time. America’s farmers and ranchers continue to face a challenging agricultural economy, a shaky outlook for our export markets and a dire ag labor shortage. It was time for some good news and the Senate delivered it in bipartisan fashion,” Duvall said in a statement. The Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 provides a solid framework for moving forward, Duvall continued. “We do have concerns about some of the provisions that were added to the bill that make it harder for farmers to manage risk, but we are confident that those issues can be satisfactorily addressed by the House/Senate conference committee. We look forward to working with conferees from both houses to get the best possible farm bill done for rural America,” he said. Once a final measure is approved by both chambers, the farm bill will be sent to President Trump for his signature.

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