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COMMENTARY: Applauding USDA’s Ag Innovation Agenda
In February, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Purdue announced USDA’s new Agriculture Innovation Agenda, an initiative to increase the productivity of U.S. agriculture by 40% while cutting its environmental footprint in half by 2050. As a former USDA Deputy Secretary, I applaud this act of leadership.
Let's take care of our soil, water before someone does it for us
We, as farmers, didn’t do what we’ve done over the past 50 years in shifting away from crop rotations, creating more soil compaction and adding to nutrient runoff maliciously. We didn’t understand the future implications of our actions. However, there’s a responsibility to share experiences with those who will listen and consider a change if the physical evidence becomes compelling.
Data Will Empower Smart Farming Practices
It’s increasingly rare for a piece of legislation to cross the political divide so completely that members on both sides of the aisle see that it makes good sense. That’s the case for S. 2487, the Ag Data Act of 2018, and for good reason: We hear a lot about smartphones, smart cars and smart houses; this bill empowers smarter farms through the smarter use of data. And this doesn’t mean giving away the farm in terms of data privacy. S.
Secret Service to Investigate, Interview Kathy Griffin Regarding Display of Trump's 'Severed Head'
The Secret Service has reportedly launched an investigation into comedian Kathy Griffin’s display of a mock, bloody severed head of President Donald Trump. The image of Griffin holding up the president’s “severed head” prompted widespread public condemnation – so much so that Griffin was forced to issue an apology.
We need a legal, stable agriculture workforce: how do we get there?
While immigration reform continues to be a hotly debated issue in the Presidential campaigns, we at AGree want to keep a spotlight on the importance of this subject to American agriculture. Vibrant production of healthy and high-value foods for American consumers requires the work of many hands – whether to plant, weed, pick, or process California strawberries, Georgia peaches, or Michigan cherries or to milk New Hampshire cows or shepherd lambs in Wyoming.
Elevate food and agriculture as national priority
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Jim Moseley | Times Record
Jim Moseley, 86, of Fort Smith died Friday, Oct. 23, 2015. He was born Nov. 10, 1928. He was an Army veteran of the Korean War, a member of Grand Avenue Baptist Church, owner of Jim Moseley Real Estate and the widower of Norma Moseley. Memorial service will be 1 p.m. today at Edwards Funeral Home Chapel with private family burial with military honors at Oak Cemetery. He is survived by a sister, Jeri King. Viewing will be 8-10 a.m. today at the funeral home. Visitation will follow the memorial service.
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