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By: Mike Davis
The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Servicesโ Agricultural Review newspaper marks its 100th volume in 2025 โ a great milestone for the humble paper that has been listing farm items for sale since its beginning. Many listeners may be familiar with the Agricultural Review newspaper t
The North American beef cattle herd size is at a 40-year low, after several years of drought and feed shortages in primary cattle regions have taken a heavy toll on cow and heifer numbers. While cattle producers are seeing record-high prices, the beef processing sector is struggling. An official
By: Mike Davis
South Carolina recently announced its new class of 2025 SC Chef Ambassadors and Ag Commissioner Hugh Weathers is here to tell us more about them and the program. Commissioner: Now in its 11th year, the South Carolina Chef Ambassador program launched in 2014, unifying the major industries of t
By: Mike Davis
Brooke Rollins is scheduled to get her day before the Senate Ag Committee on Thursday as she prepares to be confirmed as President Trump's secretary of Agriculture. Ray Starling is the general counsel for the North Carolina Chamber, and served as chief of staff to Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue under the
By: Mike Davis
USDAโs December Hogs and Pigs Report put the December 1 inventory at 75.8 million head. That's down about a percentage point from the previous quarter but up a half percent from last year. University of Missouri Agricultural Economist Jason Franken says it was the size of the September through Novem
By: Mike Davis
President Donald Trump didnโt impose tariffs against Mexico and Canada right away as he previously stated. Instead, Farm Policy News says President Trump is thinking about possible 25 percent duties on imports from the USAโs North American neighbors by February 1 because of illegal immigrants and fe
By: Mike Davis
Long-time USDA Chief Information Officer Gary Washington was named the Acting Secretary of the USDA. Washington has been the U.S. Department of Agricultureโs CIO for almost seven years and a government employee since 1997. Washington was also the CIO for the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Se
By: Mike Davis
Save Family Farming is working on a second documentary that will focus on the workers behind ag production. Titled โFarming on the Brink,โ Executive Director Ben Tindall says it will be out soon and focuses on a Washington farmer who is facing do-or-die decisions related to labor. โAnd the need a
By: Mike Davis
US longshoreman reached a contract agreement with ports and shippers earlier this month, averting a potential strike that could have damaged the American economy and hurt agriculture. Mike Steenhoek is executive director of the Soy Transportation Coalition and says he's pleased to see the agreement.
By: Mike Davis
With the new play Searching for Justice, Mud Theatre Project has bloomed into something bigger than its founders ever imagined.
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