When did the boom start for products needed for renewable fuels production? Â Report (1:00 wma)
Fresh From Florida on the Road
Some Florida Department of Agriculture vehicles have gotten facelifts to become moving billboards promoting fresh Florida-grown products. Report (1:00 wma)
Wine Insite
Atlanta-based Wine Insite provides informational kiosks for grocery stores to give consumers some insight when it comes to choosing wines. Report (1:00 wma)
EQIP Signup Deadline Nearing in Alabama
The batching signup deadine for EQIP in Alabama is coming up November 17th. Producers are being urged to get by their local USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service office soon.  Report (1:00 wma)
Beetles Have Helped But TSA Needs Management
Biological control of Tropical Soda Apple in Florida has seen success with a beetle, but control of the weed still needs an overall management plan. Report (1:00 wma)
Japan Needs to End Age Limits on Beef
Japan has been importing U.S. beef for a few weeks now, but with age limitations. U.S. Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns says it’s time to look at dropping those limits and get even more U.S. beef flowing back into that country.  Report (1:00 wma)
FDOC Looks at Retail Side of Business
Pete Palmer, Retail Communications Director for the FDOC discusses the focus that is placed on retailers. This focus ensures that retailers are presenting Florida citrus products in the best way to make the product move quickly. Report (2:00 wma)
FL Citrus Commissioners Discuss USDA Funding
Citrus Commissioners from Indian River, talk about what the funding from the USDA means to Florida grapefruit growers. REPORT (1:00 wma)
Alabama Holding Agribusiness Sessions
There are sessions being held at various points across Alabama this week concerning Agribusiness in the state. Tyron Spearman is taking part in the 3-day event and has this Report. (:25 wma)
November Peanut Crop Forecast
The November 1 forecast for the U.S. Peanut Crop was released this morning by USDA’s National Agriculture Statistics Service, and it’s slightly higher than last month.  Report (1:00 wma) USDA NASS