NCBA President Pleased with Trip to Capitol

Randall Weiseman April 5, 2007 Cattle

While in Georgia this week, NCBA President John Queen looked back at their recent visit to Washington D.C. last week to meet with legislators. Â ReportÂ (1:35 mp3)Â

Texas Citrus Industry Assessing Freeze Damage
By Maegan Beatty Across the United States, farmers have faced freezing temperatures, snowstorms and unpredictable conditions this winter. Texas citrus growers are among those evaluating the effects of the most recent temperature drop. “In regard to growers experiencing damage, we are still assessing,” said Dale Murden, president of Texas Citrus Mutual. “It’s too early to […]
Temperature Inversion: Not a Friend of Pesticide Applicators
By Wael Elwakil Editor’s note: This article grants one continuing education unit (CEU) in the Core category toward the renewal of a Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services restricted-use pesticide license when the accompanying test is submitted and approved. Temperature inversion is a weather phenomenon that alters the natural air movement in the lower […]

/* ]]> */

Share this:

Related

CIR Agriculture Harvester Products

Nuseed Carinata Covers New Ground

TriEst Ag Group: Partners in Profitability