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July 2020 Articles

Just Rambling July 2020:
Scripture To Live By:
Spiritual Corner: Give Me Jesus
Preparations, precautions important for safely raising backyard chickens
Finding the Estrus Synchronization Protocol that Best Fits Your Herd
Extreme gardening and the art of saving seeds
La. rice crop off to good start
Asian hornet not in Louisiana
Crawfish season winding down; time to restock ponds
June is National Pollinator Month
Americans Support COVID-19 Aid to Farmers; Trust Remains High
New Legislation Would Help More Farmers Tap Into PPP Loans
Legislation Aims to Increase Farmers’ Access to Mental Health Services
AFBF Calls on Lawmakers to Help Farmers Through Food
NCBA Defends WOTUS Rewrite In Court
• NCBA Chief Veterinarian Named To Gene Editing Task Force
EPA Appoints New Members to the Farm, Ranch, and Rural Comm
Dean Lee Research Station virtual field tour set for July 20
Louisiana FFA Association elects 2020-21 state officers
Southern bacterial wilt now a problem in Louisiana vegetables  
USDA Issues First Coronavirus Food Assistance Program Pay
Beef Cattle Producer Workshop – “Three Secrets for Increasing Profit”
Farm Service Agency County Committee Nominations Open June 15
Cheesy Jalapeno Popper Baked Stuffed Chicken

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NCBA Chief Veterinarian Named To Gene Editing Task Force

NCBA Chief Veterinarian Named To Gene Editing Task Force Source: National Cattlemen’s Beef Association NCBA Chief Veterinarian, Dr. Kathy Simmons this week was named to a Task Force on Gene Editing in Animal Agriculture led by the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) and the Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges (AAVMC). Recognizing the potential for gene editing to increase food security and safety, the 11-person panel is comprised of scientists and industry leaders who will map out recommendations for regulating this emerging genomic technology in animal agriculture with appropriate safeguards and procedures.

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