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Eggs Taking Center Stage This Weekend Across The Country

Hog Inventories Up According to USDA’s March Quarterly Hogs and Pigs Report

Review of Agricultural Commodities in First Quarter of 2026

FSIS Proposes Rulemaking On Establishment Sizes

USMEF Working to Bolster In-Home Use of Pork in Mexico

USDA Unveils New Product of USA Label

Nebraska Wildfires Donations

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Producers Urged to Wait to Make Applications on Pastures

Grain and Livestock Futures Weaker

USMEF Highlights Higher Year over Year Pork Exports & Beef Variety Meats

FDA Approves Wound Spray for Treatment of NWS

Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture Encouraging Horse Owners To Vaccinate

USMEF Highlights Near Record Pok Exports in 2025 While Beef Exports Impacted By Lack of Access To China

Pork Exports Remain Strong

USMEF Highlights Near Record Pok Exports in 2025 While Beef Exports Impacted By Lack of Access To China

Pork Exports Remain Strong

Veterinarians Across The Southeast Come Together For Annual Conference

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Florida Cattle Enhancement Board Provides Opportunities That Spark Research Projects

United Dairy Farmers of Florida Director Encouraged About the Future

Florida Cattle Enhancement Board Provided Opportunity To Highlight Difficult Farming Subject

Valley Helps Growers Get The Most Out Of Every Acre

Türkiye Mandarin, Lemon and Grapefruit Forecasts
Forecasts for 2025–26 tangerine, lemon/lime and grapefruit production and trade in Türkiye were included in a recent U.S. Department of Agriculture Foreign Agricultural Service (USDA FAS) report. TANGERINES/MANDARINS UP Turkish tangerine/mandarin production is forecast to increase 10% to around 2.19 million metric tons (MMT). The Satsuma variety is the most widely produced in Türkiye and […]
Complex Responses to IPCs in Mandarin Trees
Recent research showed that individual protective covers (IPCs) proved highly effective in reducing Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) populations and thereby preventing HLB infection in three mandarin cultivars. However, overall tree response varied. The research was published in the Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. The authors are Saoussen Ben-Abdallah, Susmita Gaire, Ute Albrecht, […]

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