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Farm Service Agency Deputy Administrator Scott Marlow explains type of information needed by producers when they file their annual crop acreage report.
Producers can now utilize a data system on farmers.gov to access their farm records and look at acreage maps. (Rod Bain and Farm Service Agency Deputy Administrator Scott Marlow)
The public will have more time to comment on a federal initiative to address issues within our nation's fertilizer industry, such as supply chain disruptions. (Rod Bain and Andy Green of the Agricultural Marketing Service)
Andy Green of the Agricultural Marketing Service discusses the main focal points of a proposed federal fertilizer industry initiative now under a public comment period through July 15th.
The latest USDA topsoil moisture condition report shows a significant jump in the amount of the country's topsoil rated very short to short. (Rod Bain and USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey)
USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey discusses the national pasture and rangeland condition ratings for the week ending June 19th, and how that compares to changes within U.S. topsoil moisture conditions.
As cybersecurity incidents increase at agribusinesses, food processing companies, and even individual farms, so does the need to take preventative steps to increase guard against such an attack and its impacts. Rod Bain talks about cybersecurity with an Extension expert in this edition of...
As a massive high pressure dome moves around the nation over the next few days, what might this mean weather-wise for various regions of the country? (Rod Bain and USDA meteorologist, Brad Rippey)
Identiy theft is a growing problem. Here are some ways to prevent it or spot it early. Gary Crawford and the "other" Gary Crawford have this report. PARTICIPANTS: Gary Crawford and the "other" Gary Crawford and Janae McNally, Kansas State University extension expert.