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A Cool App to Address Hog Heat Stress

00:00:59.898   2023-07-31   
Researchers have developed a smartphone app designed to give hog producers better data and tools to address heat stress issues. (Rod Bain and USDA researcher Jay Johnson).

Actuality: Uses within Hot Hog Smartphone App

00:00:34.089   2023-07-31   
Jay Johnson of the Livestock Behavior Research Unit notes some of the applications hog producers can use to monitor heat stress in their animals through a new smartphone app.

Actuality: Heat Stress in Hogs and Need for Monitoring Tools

00:00:36.336   2023-07-31   
Jay Johnson of the Livestock Behavior Research Unit discusses some of the impacts of heat stress on hogs, and what led researchers like himself to develop a new smartphone app to monitor heat stress.

USDA's Role in Crafting a New Farm Bill

00:01:00.029   2023-07-31   
What has been USDA's role in the farm bill process? (Gary Crawford and Deputy Agriculture Secretary Xochitl Torres Small)

New Investments To Protect Communities from Wildfires

00:00:52.924   2023-07-31   
USDA is making more investments in protecting communities from wildfires. (Gary Crawford and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack)

Sorghum Takes a Hit from the Heat

00:00:48.117   2023-07-31   
Heat has taken a bite out of the sorghum crop. (Gary Crawford and USDA meteorologist, Brad Rippey)

Heat Has Reduced Condition Ratings for Corn/Soybeans

00:01:00.029   2023-07-31   
Last week's heat has brought on a decline in condition ratings for the corn and soybean crop. (Gary Crawford and USDA meteorologist, Brad Rippey)

Actuality: The Latest on Corn Crop Development

00:00:27.742   2023-07-31   
Brad Rippey, USDA meteorologist, with the latest on corn crop progress.

Actuality: "Problem" States for the Corn Crop.

00:00:30.824   2023-07-31   
Brad Rippey, USDA meteorologist, talking about some states whose corn crops have suffered from the heat.

Actuality: The Latest on Soybean Crop Deveopment

00:00:21.263   2023-07-31   
Brad Rippey, USDA meteorologist, with the latest on soybean crop progress.