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November 2019 Articles

Just Rambling November 2019:
Scripture To Live By: Galatians 6:7-10
George H W Bush
Spiritual Corner: Sharing God in Word and Deed
Cattle health featured at AgCenter field day
NEWS RELEASE D’Arbonne SWCD to Host Locally LED Meeting at USDA NRCS
Ronald Reagan
AgCenter researcher studies ‘knocking out’ a protein to control fat
Protect children from lead exposure
George H. W. Bush
Persimmon: the other orange fall fruit
• PLEASE READ! Census Workers Attempting to Access Farms
George H. W. Bush
Mum’s the word when the saints go marching in
This report contains the results from the Weekly Broiler Hatchery Report
365 Days
Ronald Reagan
Farmers and Ranchers Celebrate Japanese Trade Deal, Look Forward to More
Farm Bureau: Seeding Rural Resilience Act Will Help Farmers and Ranchers
Celebrating a Century of the American Farm Bureau
Hemp Industry Progresses Thanks to USDA Rule
South Dakota Cattleman to U.S. Senate Committee: American Beef i
NCBA Applauds Introduction of Livestock Risk Management and Education Act
Cattlemen Applaud Introduction of Real MEAT Act of 2019
USDA Opens 2020 Enrollment for Agriculture Risk Coverage and Price Loss Coverage
Voting Begins for 2019 Farm Service Agency County Committee Elections
Pumpkin Cream Cheese Muffins
2020 Ag Expo Livestock Show

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PLEASE READ! Census Workers Attempting to Access Farms

PLEASE READ! Census Workers Attempting to Access Farms There have continuously been incidents in several different states with Census Bureau workers (or people claiming to be affiliated with the Census Bureau) asking to enter livestock and poultry barns. Census workers are currently out gathering information. They should be willing to provide proper identification and should not be entering barns or other biosecure areas. The Census.gov website lists how to identify a Census worker. To further verify the visitor’s identity, use the staff directory to find contact information for the individual’s supervisor or contact the regional office. If the worker seems to be legitimate, but asks to go into livestock facilities, contact the supervisor and report it to rumors@census.gov.
If you cannot verify the identity of a visitor, ask them to leave and contact law enforcement if they do not. Report the incident to the Census Bureau regional office and contact your FBI local field office.

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