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Legal Protections Bring Cornell's Crop Innovations to Farms

Legal Protections Bring Cornell's Crop Innovations to Farms

When new technology, scientific methods or plant varieties are developed at Cornell, legal protections are of…

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Legal Protections Bring Cornell's Crop Innovations to Farms

Legal Protections Bring Cornell's Crop Innovations to Farms

When new technology, scientific methods or plant varieties are developed at Cornell, legal protections are of…

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Pumpkins, Peppers and Potatoes: Here's What's Harvested at Cornell Farms

Pumpkins, Peppers and Potatoes: Here's What's Harvested at Cornell Farms

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USDA Expedites Reorganization, Some Farmers on Board with Plan

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By Jake Zajkowski Verified
| The Progressive Farmer Verified
USDA Expedites Reorganization, Some Farmers on Board with Plan 8/31/2026 | 3:46 PM CDT By Jake Zajkowski , DTN Ag Policy Editor Forest Service employees attend an agency event in uniform. The Forest Service has faced some of the most significant relocation changes under USDA's reorganization, including the consolidation of offices and research sites.
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New Insurance for Breeding Heifers

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By Jake Zajkowski Verified
| The Progressive Farmer Verified
Nearly 50% of policies come from five states: Nebraska, South Dakota, Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma. According to 2026 Risk Management Agency estimates, roughly 570,000 fewer feeder cattle are insured this year, yet the value protected by those policies is more than $1 billion higher.
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USDA launches Harvest to Hallways initiative

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By Jennifer Carrico Verified, Jake Zajkowski Verified
| Western Livestock Journal Verified
Health/Nutrition WLJ Aug. 28, 2026 1 minute read USDA is launching an initiative to bring more locally produced food into schools while investing in cafeteria equipment and nutrition research. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced Harvest to Hallways, which includes up to $70 million for school cafeteria infrastructure and equipment.
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