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Farmer input key to help improve USDA data products
For the last 14 months, USDA has emphasized a simple principle: farmers and ranchers come first. The policies set forth by U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins are designed to ensure the nation’s economic prosperity is shared by those who feed our families and work with the soil of our great nation. A significant amount of America’s producers rely on USDA’s statistical data to benchmark agricultural forecasts, make decisions and track emerging trends.
S.Hrg. 119-83 — NOMINATIONS OF DUDLEY HOSKINS TO BE UNDER SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE FOR MARKETING AND REGULATORY PROGRAMS AND DR. SCOTT HUTCHINS, TO BE UNDER SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE FOR RESEARCH, EDUCATION, AND ECONOMICS 119th Congress (2025-2026)
Text: S.Hrg. 119-83 — NOMINATIONS OF DUDLEY HOSKINS TO BE UNDER SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE FOR MARKETING AND REGULATORY PROGRAMS AND DR. SCOTT HUTCHINS, TO BE UNDER SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE FOR RESEARCH, EDUCATION, AND ECONOMICS [Senate Hearing 119-83] [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office] S. Hrg. 119-83 NOMINATIONS OF DUDLEY HOSKINS TO BE UNDER SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE FOR MARKETING AND REGULATORY PROGRAMS AND DR.
The Hidden Costs of Legacy IT Operations: Why Modernizing with AI Is No Longer Optional
In an increasingly competitive landscape, legacy IT systems are holding enterprises back in ways many don’t fully understand. From rising maintenance costs to missed opportunities for innovation, these systems often impose a hidden tax on growth and agility. Modernizing with artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a “nice-to-have”—it’s an imperative.
AI in Fintech: Transforming Financial Services for Digital-First Advantage
The growth of AI for fintech has increased rapidly over the past several years, reaching more than $14 billion in 2024. The sector is expected to clock in at close to $18 billion in 2025, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of nearly 26%. Going forward, experts project an even steeper trajectory (31% CAGR) to more than $52 billion by 2029.
Revolutionizing MSP Ops: Leveraging AI for Growth, Innovation, and Advantage
COMMENTARY: AI is more than a trend — it’s a strategic imperative that’s improving efficiencies, driving revenue, increasing profitability, and building advantage for MSPs. Use cases for AI-enabled tools abound, starting with automating routine tasks and monitoring IT systems for optimized productivity. For resource planning, AI facilitates demand forecasting, capacity assessment, and utilization optimization.
When You Refuse to Vote Green, You Support Evil
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Facebook Is Obsessed with Censoring Left Voices
I got another 30-day suspension for the stupidest of reasons: Facebook is now morally obligated to suspend anyone who uses a term like “libtard,” but I guarantee you that they won’t do it. This is yet another reason to nationalize Facebook or force it to play by the rules of a public utility. They are hellbent of robbing the left of their voice just as Twitter is suspending anyone who criticizes NATO. Facebook declared this hate speech, but allowed me to appeal, which they do selectively as well.
The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat
Photos Add Image Add an image Do you have any images for this title? Learn more More Like This Drama | Music 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 7.5/10 X Tale of a father who struggles to bond with his estranged son Gabriel, after Gabriel suffers from a brain tumor that prevents him from forming new memories. With Gabriel unable to shed the ...
DTN Livestock Midday: Keeping the Ball Rolling
©Debra L Ferguson Stock Photography Livestock contracts open the week with a strong push to keep the market trading higher. General Comments Maybe the secret this week was having Monday off? Regardless of what the trick was, livestock contracts have been able to keep the market trading higher and cash markets are expected to perform well this week too. March corn is up 3 1/2 cents per bushel and March soybean meal is up $1.40.
On Creating the Orcas Island Lit Fest
Ayn Gailey, (left), Jami Attenberg, Robin Sloan, Kim Fu, and Scott Hutchins at the Orcas Island Lit Fest in 2018. (photo by Kads Photography) When my friend Jule Treneer asked me if I wanted to start a literary festival, we were standing in a park, watching his son bounce up and down on a trampoline. It was summer, and I felt, like the boy, that I had excess energy to burn. The festival’s shape and focus were amorphous, but the location was definite.
Indiana and Ag+Bio+Science: Listen to Our Story!
“True humility,” according to the Urban Dictionary, “is to see there is far greater than ourselves into who we can become, who others can become, and how much more we can do and be.” This definition perfectly describes the State of Indiana with regard to the power and potential we have to contribute to advancing Ag+Bio+Science. As a state often characterized as “humble,” the Hoosier state is uniquely poised to lead the next generation of progress.
Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster (1966)
Some teenagers want to obtain a boat to find a brother. When they look around a boat without permission, they find a thief who takes them on his escape. They are caught in a storm and arrive at Letchi Island where natives of Infant Island have been enslaved by the terrorist organisation Red Bamboo. Red Bamboo runs a heavy water factory to process a juice which holds off the monster, Ebirah, which otherwise traps them on the island.
‘Acceptance,’ by Jeff VanderMeer
These questions aren’t idle philosophizing; the answers will determine the characters’ survival. And Area X is no abstract field of ideas, but a place as palpable as the stretch of Gulf Coast it is evidently based on. Here’s the former director passing through the only known entry point: “The molasses feeling . . .
‘Immunity,’ by Taylor Antrim
What is it about shiny, clean, contemporary New York that inspires writers to evoke it wrecked, dangerous and falling apart? Does a certain sickness settle in at the sight of another branch bank? An anomie at the word “artisanal” or the discovery of an undercover J. Crew? Gotham is expensive, clean, incredibly safe and full of Chipotles. Without anyone quite catching the switch — here’s the fear — rock ’n’ roll has become middle management.
Trapped in the Kafka-esque Revolving Door of the NYC Shelter System
I’m 39 years old, and I entered the Bellevue intake shelter in New York City on May 25, 2012, seven years after earning my master’s degree in cinema and media studies from the College of Staten Island. Hundreds of job applications had only gotten me part-time tutoring work and unsuccessful stints in telemarketing that did not come close to paying the rent, even in the Bronx. Job hunting has been made harder by my worsening combination of scoliosis, herniated discs, sciatica, and plantar fasciitis.
The Graduate - NYTimes.com
Pop quiz: you are writing an insightful, strange, funny and dark investigation into a family of four coming together for the younger daughter’s high school graduation. Who will be your point-of-view character?
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