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Video: Field demonstrations at Farm Progress Hay Expo in Iowa

July 25, 2012
Lynn Olsen
The 26th annual Farm Progress Hay Expo was held June 20-21, 2012 at the 80-acre Farm Progress show site in Boone, Iowa.
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NAFA to add alfalfa to Field-to-Market Fieldprint Calculator

July 25, 2012

As a member of Field-to-Market, the National Alfalfa and Forage Alliance (NAFA) has begun the process of adding alfalfa to Field-to-Market’s Fieldprint Calculator in an effort to help producers estimate and provide indicators to improve upon the environmental, economic, social and health outcomes of producing crops in the U.S. Field-to-Market (FTM) is a diverse alliance of organizations working together to create opportunities across the agricultural supply chain for continuous improvements in productivity, environmental quality and human well-being.
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USDA announces assistance for farmers hit by drought

July 25, 2012

On Monday, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced new flexibility and assistance in the USDA's major conservation programs to get much-needed help to livestock producers as the most wide-spread drought in seven decades intensifies in the U.S. Vilsack also announced plans to encourage crop insurance companies to provide a short grace period for farmers on unpaid insurance premiums, as some farming families can be expected to struggle to make ends meet at the close of the crop year.
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New milk shake wagon headlines dairy presence at North Dakota State Fair

July 24, 2012
After being put on hold after last year’s North Dakota State Fair fell victim to floods, the dairy farmers of North Dakota debuted a brand new milk shake wagon at this year’s fair. The new wagon, carrying the slogan “Milkshakes and Moooore,” doubles the capacity for making the concession’s chocolate, vanilla and strawberry shakes.
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World Dairy Expo Facebook fan giveaway

July 24, 2012
Dairy enthusiasts are invited to become fans of Expo on Facebook. Click here to visit the page. Fans of Expo’s Facebook page are privy to the latest information, giveaways, including free tickets and official Expo gear, plus it’s an excellent opportunity to connect with other dairy producers and professionals from around the globe. The Expo Facebook page currently has fans from 64 different countries. When the Expo fan page reaches 10,000 “Likes” one person will win an amazing package including a three-night stay at The Madison Concourse & Governor’s Club during Expo.
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Heavy drought cuts into feeder cattle demand

July 24, 2012
Corbitt Wall
Despite the smallest calf crop in 60 years and extremely tight supplies of available feeder cattle, dry conditions across the majority of the United States have sharply lowered expectations for this year’s corn and soybean crop which has sent new-crop grain prices soaring and drastically weakened the demand for feeder cattle. Click here or on the image at right to view it at full size in a new window. June saw yearling feeder prices recede by $4.00 to $6.00 while calves traded $6.00 to $12.00 lower with dog-day summer heat rearing its ugly head and taking its toll, especially on lightweights.
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Press moves fast to shoot down drones

July 24, 2012
Two major news stories involving the beef industry. Two disturbing labels. One big fat double standard. It was in early June that the blogosphere erupted upon hearing news that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency uses certain aircraft to survey farms, ranches and feedlots from the air and enforce the Clean Water Act. Then those initial reports morphed into a new lead – that the government was using unmanned drone planes to do its eye-in-the-sky inspections.
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Breaking down the eight primals of the beef carcass

July 24, 2012

Grain vs. grass finishing: Tracing the end results

July 24, 2012
Gustavo Cruz
Currently, the U.S. is the world’s largest beef producer, representing approximately 21 percent of the world’s beef production – but it’s the fourth-leading country in world beef exports, behind Brazil, Australia and India.
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EPA surveillance [RESULTS]

July 24, 2012
Respondents in a Progressive Cattleman online poll by an overwhelming majority say the Environmental Protection Agency’s use of surveillance planes is a frightening police power on U.S. agriculture.
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