The American Farm Bureau Federation is again partnering with Dodge Trucks by offering scholarships to support youth in pursuit of higher education. This is the eighth year of the scholarship program, which is a cooperative effort between AFBF, Dodge and the National FFA Organization. To apply, a student must be an FFA member and a member of a Farm Bureau …
Farm Safety Days
Over 350 farm safety training days have been held around the United States and Canada this year and even more are being planned for next year. Find out more about Progressive Agriculture Farm Safety Days at www.progressiveag.org. Report (1:00 wma)
Upcoming NASS Surveys
Right after the National Agricultural Statistics Service does the year-end crop report in December, they will be sending out the yearly Agricultural Resource Management Survey, which will be especially important next year. Report (1:00 wma) USDA NASS
UGA Holding Equine Education Courses
Horse owners across Georgia are invited to attend a couple of equine care short courses December 6th & 7th. Report (1:00 wma) To learn more click Here.
OJ- An Important Key to Healthy Travel
With holiday travel being one of the most stressful parts to the season, Florida orange juice, along with some other important foods, will keep you healthy and happy during your travels. Report (1:59 wma)
FSA County Elections Near End
A reminder from Tyron Spearman about the upcoming deadline for FSA County Committee Elections.  Report (:15 wma)Â
Sugar Pleased With New Congress
The sugar industry is optimistic about the new leadership in house and senate agriculture committees. Report (1:00 wma)
Milk Still Best for Bones
The American Academy of Pediatrics recently came out with a statement strongly supporting three servings of dairy products a day for good bone health. Report (1:00 wma)
FL Commissioner’s Spotlight
Florida Agriculture Commissioner Charles Bronson talks about the new Ag Hall of Fame inductees. More information about the inductees can be found at this link: http://www.florida-agriculture.com/news/10-13-06.htm Report (1:00 wma)
Republicans May Put Off Bills Till Next Year
Tyron Spearman looks at what some Republicans are thinking when it comes to passing any ag spending bills before next year. Report (:30 wma)