Podcasts about national agriculture day

In Idaho, National Agriculture Day was more than just a celebration of farming and ranching. It was an opportunity to help educate lawmakers.

*Plains Cotton Growers is welcoming economic aid.  *Agricultural engineering is getting a boost at Stephen F. Austin University.   *Tuesday was National Agriculture Day.*Cheaper corn continues to help Texas High Plains cattle feeders.  *A South Texas congressman is asking USDA to let eggs come in from Mexico.  *Now is the time to start your summer fly control program.  *Many older horses have Cushing's disease.  

National Agriculture Day brings needed financial relief to farmers across the nation.  Agri-Pulse spoke with USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins on the nation's farm and fuel policy. 

Vanessa Moran with Feed My Starving Children sits in for Jim as he continues his vacation week. Today is National Agriculture Day, and Dan Brick joins John and Vanessa from Brickstead Dairy Farms. Established in 1848, Brickstead Dairy is a fifth-generation farm in Brown County. Since partnering with his father in the 1990s, Dan Brick has grown his dairy herd to about 1100 cows. We welcome Brickstead Farms as a new sponsor to the Midwest Farm Report on WGBW and WISS. Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-9 am on WGBW in Green Bay and on WISS in Appleton/Oshkosh. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast lineup. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Maino and the Mayor! Guests: Vanessa Moran, Dan Brick

In honor of National Agriculture Day, join host Mary Jane Arnette as she sits down with Mr. Donald Jernigan, a Rutherford County farmer whose journey is as inspiring as it is heartwarming. From humble beginnings with small truck gardens to cultivating a thriving farm, Mr. Jernigan shares the intimate story of his hard work, innovation, and the unbreakable bond he shares with his family and the land.This episode is part of a new series dedicated to celebrating the heart and soul of farming, where dedication, passion, and love for the land come together. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation that will leave you inspired and deeply connected to the roots of Tennessee agriculture. 

National Rural News Friday November 15.  In today's National Rural News: Fire Ants detected in turf delivery to Byron Bay, Nationals concerned over potential trade tariffs from the U.S,  Farmers celebrated this National Agriculture Day -- plus the latest from the markets and more. Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we're thrilled to feature Jason Stone, the owner of The Productive Peasant Farm Co. Located in Wrightsville, this one-acre chemical-free produce operation is dedicated to growing a wide variety of vegetables, herbs, and melons. Jason's unique approach as a "flavor-first grower" sets his farm apart, as he prioritizes selecting varieties based on their flavor qualities rather than popularity or productivity. Not only does The Productive Peasant offer a CSA program for small families and online shopping with weekly home deliveries, but it also supplies local restaurants and independent produce vendors in Lancaster and York counties. Join us as we delve into Jason's journey, his commitment to flavor-first farming, and his efforts to maximize both the health of the land and the consumer through nutrient-dense produce.

Did you know that that yesterday was National Agriculture Day? We didn’t! In fact, some of us didn’t even know such a designated day existed until we saw Farm Aid’s post about it on Facebook. While the holiday itself is driven by a nonprofit with rather questionable

This week, we bring you a 3-part series, as we celebrate the month of March: the month of women's history, international women's day, as well as National Agriculture Day. What better way to do this than in Kewaunee, Wisconsin, at Pagel's Ponderosa Dairy, with three very special guests from Pagel Family Businesses … three women who have risen to the challenge to be leaders … here at the dairy, in their community and far beyond.  This family has overcome hardship, in particular, the tragic loss of well-loved industry leader and the family's patriarch, John T. Pagel, along with his son-in-law, Steve Witcpalek, six years ago. Yet, the family has rallied together to carry on a legacy and a business.  In this episode, Jamie Pagel Witcpalek, chairwoman of Pagel Family Businesses, opens up about loss, grief and moving forward.   Tune into the next two episodes in this series to hear from: Chase Pagel on Sharing Dairy's Story Ashley Pagel on Empowering People Compeer Financial is a member-owned Farm Credit cooperative serving and supporting agriculture and rural America. Our dairy team brings world-class expertise and tailored solutions to support dairy producers' financial goals and lending needs.For more information, contact the Compeer Dairy Industry Experts . 

Lawmakers are working to make March 19 as the official National Agriculture Day. Tune into DriveTime to hear more about that and Trade Promotion Authority.

Today is National Agriculture Day and we wanted to know where Missouri ranks. Megan Lynch discussed that with Missouri Director of Agriculture Chris Chinn.   (Photo by James Wakibia / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

The Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation will celebrate National Agriculture Day with a variety of activities raising awareness about agriculture and its impact in Minnesota at the state Capitol on Tuesday, March 19, 2024. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Agriculture Council of America announced March 19, 2024, will be National Agriculture Day with the theme of “Agriculture: Growing a Climate for Tomorrow.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Biosecurity has never been more important for livestock and poultry owners.  Avian influenza struck poultry and now pork producers are on guard against ASF - African Swine Fever.  Pam Jahnke talks to NPPC Staff Veterinarian, Pam Zaabel, about where the disease is now and what's being done on our borders to try and keep the industry threatening ailment out. Today is National Agriculture Day.  Developed in 1973, with a goal of helping every American know where their food comes from and how it's produced, and to develop an appreciation for everything agriculture offers and provides.  Today staff at the Blackhawk Technical College will be inviting the public in to see the technical advancements that agriculture's using today.  Stephanie Hoff chats with program leader, Dustin Williams, about what he's happy to show off. The black swan event in banking is overshadowing agricultural markets as well.  John Hineberg, market advisor with Total Farm Marketing, joins Pam Jahnke to talk about it and the latest corn sales going to China.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

KFBF Executive Vice President Drew Graham says every day is National Agriculture Day on the farm.

KFB Second Vice President Sharon Furches says says National Agriculture Day is a celebration for everyone.

Hello and welcome to the ZimmCast.  I'm going to focus on a couple of different conferences in this episode. First I'm going to share an interview Cindy did with Erik Huschitt, Badger State Ethanol, who is the Chair for the Renewable Fuels Association. This was during the National Ethanol Conference last week. We've been working on the annual conference since 2007. Besides Erik's interview we have lots of content on our AgNewsWire.com virtual ag newsroom. It might be the most we've ever produced at this conference. In Cindy's interview you'll hear Erik talk about what a great conference it was this year. Next I'm going to let you hear what Sara Wyant, Agri-Pulse, says about the upcoming Agri-Pulse Ag and Food Policy Summit, which is will place in The National Press Club in Washington, DC. With spring almost here it is time for National Ag Day with activities in Washington, DC the day following the Agri-Pulse event. National Agriculture Day is celebrating 50 years. Amy Bradford, GROWMARK, is chair of the event this year with is hosted by the Agriculture Council of America. Amy talks us through the planned activities. So, that's the ZimmCast for this week. I hope you enjoy it and thank you for listening.

In this Tommie-less episode, Patrick and husband/producer Steven welcome guest Daniel Higgins, and talk about pet names and Daniel's latest theatrical projects, wax rhapsodic over Stephen Sondheim, hold court on the Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmation hearing, review Daniel's trip to London's West End, and celebrate National Agriculture Day by naming their favorite farmers.

RCM Ag Services is putting a unique spin on National Agriculture Day by going international. That's right, we're jumping right into international waters with Maria Dorsett from USDA's Foreign Agriculture Services for an interesting discussion about linking U.S. agriculture to the rest of the world. Each year, March 22 represents a special day to increase public awareness of the U.S.'s agricultural role in society, so why not take it one step further by bringing in a global component? As the world population soars, there's an even greater demand for producing food, fiber, and renewable resources. That's why we're taking a deeper dive into the USDA's trade finance programs, like the GSM-102, which supports sales of U.S. agricultural products in overseas markets and supports export growth in areas of the world that are seeing some of the fastest population growth. So, jump aboard (no passport needed), as Maria discusses how U.S. companies use GSM-102, what the program features, and the benefits that it offers! Quick Links from the episode: Educational GSM presentations: USDA's Export Credit Guarantee Programs GSM 102 GSM 102 (Spanish) You can reach out to Maria at Maria.Dorsett@fas.usda.gov & by checking out the links below: https://twitter.com/USDAForeignAg https://www.facebook.com/USDA http://www.youtube.com/usda And last but not least, don't forget to subscribe to The Hedged Edge on your preferred platform, and follow us on Twitter @ag_rcm, LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/2878..., and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RCMAgServices.

03/22/22 : Joel is live at the Fargo Air Museum with Tall Towers Aviation for National Agriculture Day. He's joined by Toby McPherson and North Dakota Ag Commissioner, Doug Goehring.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's National Agriculture Day! Jim Taylor talks with Curt Blades, Association of Equipment Manufacturers about National Ag Day Events on the National Mall. Later, Jim talks to Mercer County High School first year Agriculture Teacher Brandon Livingston. DeLoss Jahnke talks about Golden Harvest Soybeans with Stephanie Porter and we wrap up with weather from State Climatologist Trent Ford.

As the seasons change and we recognize National Agriculture Day, two Illinois farmers reflect on current times and challenges they face during one of the busiest periods of the year on Illinois farms. Hear from Richard Guebert Jr., president of the Illinois Farm Bureau and a Randolph County farmer, and Cheryl Walsh, "The Pig Lady" featured in the spring edition of Partners magazine, and vice-president/treasurer of the Illinois Pork Producers Association.

Farmers across Australia celebrate National Agriculture Day and chat about what's great about the industry and what needs to change.

National Agriculture Day celebrates what the sector describes as the fabulous and fulfilling career opportunities on offer and at the Central Queensland University, primary school students are being taken on an 'AgVenture' to learn more and the Australian Agricultural Company, the country's oldest and largest, has announced a major commitment to boost its green credentials with a plan to feed methane-reducing seaweed to Wagyu cattle in long fed production systems.

Executive fiat has become the lawmaking method of choice in Biden's first 100 days. In this episode, Mark and Vec discuss Biden's first 100 days and the executive orders he's signed. As of April 29, Biden had issued 41 executive orders, more than twice the number issued by either Obama (19) or Bush (11), and two-thirds more than Trump (25). Counting other unilateral executive actions, but excluding mostly symbolic actions like declaring a National Agriculture Day, Biden issued 64 compared to 54, 41, and 20 for Trump, Obama, and Bush, respectively. NCLA has launched a database in response to the unprecedented amount of unlawful administrative power that the White House is generating. Check out our new webpage, “Dazed and Abused: Biden's 100-day Avalanche of Administrative Abuses.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Americans are buying more meat, farmers are warming up to climate policy discussions, and President Joe Biden signs a National Agriculture Day proclamation. More in today's DriveTime.

3-23-21 AJ DailyAre You Prepared for Drought? Adapted from a release by Kindra Gordon, Angus Beef Bulletin. http://www.angusbeefbulletin.com/extra/2021/03mar21/0321fp_Drought.htmlNational Agriculture Day 2021, adapted from a release by U.S. President Joseph R. Biden Jr. https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2021/03/22/a-proclamation-on-national-agriculture-day-2021/USDA Increases SNAP Benefits Up To $100 Per Household with Funding from American Rescue Plan, adapted from a release by the USDA. https://www.usda.gov/media/press-releases/2021/03/22/usda-increases-snap-benefits-100-household-funding-american-rescuePLC Kicks Off 2021 Virtual Legislative Conference. Adapted from a release by the Public Lands Council.https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JdlN158cSOauJAuaETqEswToday's AJ Daily was compiled by Paige Nelson, field editor, Angus Journal. 

Today is American Diabetes Association Alert Day, Cuddly Kitten Day,  National 3-D Day,  National Agriculture Day,  National Puppy Day, National Chia Day, National Melba Toast Day, National Chips and Dip Day,  National Tamale Day,  Near Miss Day,  OK Day, Ravenclaw Pride Day, and  World Meteorological DaySupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Itstoday)

National Agriculture Day is celebrated on today's show. We also talk with the developer of an agriculture podcast and hear another Alforex Seeds update. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Queensland Country Hour broadcasts from the Granite Belt in southern Queensland to celebrate National Agriculture Day; Agriculture Minister David Littleproud joins Arlie Felton-Taylor to talk trade, harvest and seasonal workers; and, we head to Townsville as 12 000 head of cattle are loaded and ready to set sail for Vietnam.

The Queensland Country Hour broadcasts from the Granite Belt in southern Queensland to celebrate National Agriculture Day; Agriculture Minister David Littleproud joins Arlie Felton-Taylor to talk trade, harvest and seasonal workers; and, we head to Townsville as 12 000 head of cattle are loaded and ready to set sail for Vietnam.

On National Ag Day US Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue gave his National Agriculture Day message. Secretary Perdue wants people not to forget about the workers who are still out there to make sure Americans have access to food.Despite the threats of a pandemic, farmworkers keep working through the shutdowns, I visited a farmer/trucker in Burley.USDA's mission to help ag producers continues -- even in these difficult times.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long the mild weather will last. Nebraska Department of Agriculture Director Steve Wellman joins Bryce to celebrate National Agriculture Day and to discuss their response to COVID-19. Jayson says an area high school basketball coach is stepping down in Sports. Austin has the latest coronavirus update in News. Alex relives the devastating flooding from a year ago. Bob says the financial world is improving slightly in the Business Report. Dave says a York ethanol plant is adjusting it's production to supply industrial alcohol to the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services to produce hand sanitizer and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains how long the mild weather will last. Nebraska Department of Agriculture Director Steve Wellman joins Bryce to celebrate National Agriculture Day and to discuss their response to COVID-19. Jayson says an area high school basketball coach is stepping down in Sports. Austin has the latest coronavirus update in News. Alex relives the devastating flooding from a year ago. Bob says the financial world is improving slightly in the Business Report. Dave says a York ethanol plant is adjusting it's production to supply industrial alcohol to the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services to produce hand sanitizer and Clay visits with John Payne from Chicago.

In recognition of National Agriculture Day, NPC launched a new social media campaign called #EssentialAg to thank all of those working to keep America’s food supply safe, secure, and abundant. Plus, U.S. Representative Dan Newhouse (R-Wash.) joins the podcast to discuss efforts to move forward ag workforce reform legislation during a time when the country is focused on ensuring the security of the U.S. food supply.

Today is National AG Day and in celebration we have with us Greg Horstmeier, the current Chair of AG Council of America and its editor in chief of the digital content newsroom for DTN Progressive Farmer. He grew up on a general crop and livestock farm in central Missouri following high school. Earned a degree in agriculture journalism from the University of Missouri at Columbia, with emphasis in agriculture, economics and photo journalism. He's covered agriculture stories in every U. S. State except Alaska and has traveled and written about agriculture and farming in Canada, Mexico, South America, Europe and Africa, and is here to tell us about the changes for this year's National Agriculture Day.

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Too often, the issue of climate change is believed to be an either/or situation, as in, we can have a healthy environment, or we can have economic growth. Farmers tend to be a fairly cautious bunch of people who are slow to change when they perceive that what they're doing is working fine. There isn't widespread agreement that change is necessary. Or when there is agreement, what to be done about is contentious. Just ask a group of farmers about the carbon tax and see what happens. But, of course, this isn't true of all farmers. Today we're going to hear from Stewart Wells, a prairie farmer from the Swift Current, Saskatchewan area who is one of the voices in a new campaign called called Farmers for Climate Solutions. The campaign got underway this week on Tuesday, launched on National Agriculture Day. Farmers for Climate Solutions is being spearheaded by a coalition of farmer-led organizations and supporters, mostly from the organic agriculture sector.  Wells is also on the executive of the National Farmers Union (NFU), one of the coalition partners. In December, the NFU released a report called "Tackling the Farm Crisis and the Climate Crisis." It has a lot of facts, figures and ideas about building sustainability in agriculture which balances economics with climate action. He talked to Victoria Fenner about his own 1,400-hectare organic farm where he and his partner grow grains, alfalfa and pulse crops (beans, dried peas etc.), about the NFU report and what farmers can be to to sustain both their livelihoods and the environment.  Image: Victoria Fenner/rabble.ca

We carry on through a foggy Thursday morning, that of National Agriculture Day and National Pie Day. Along the way, we talk with Peter Palizza of Rural Mutual Insurance about the problems this winter's snow has caused for farmers and insurance companies. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jen, Karen and Bristol discuss how they bring celebrating National Agriculture Day to their preschool and kindergarten.

The girls talk about celebrating agriculture, from farmer's share breakfasts to goodie bags for kids. They also talk about the distinction when it comes to educating versus celebrating and why everyone should be invited to enjoy all of the good ag has to offer.

Welcome to episode 37 episode of Cultivate Farms TV. Sam Marwood takes you behind the scenes of what we are doing to help make your farm dreams a reality. This week: Today is National Agriculture Day South Australia workshops on collaborative farming 10 Farm ownership opportunities across Australia  

South Australia’s farming and fisheries sectors play a vital role in ensuring our state maintains its reputation for premium food and wine. National Agriculture Day celebrates the sector and encourages individuals, schools and businesses to ‘Thank a Farmer SA’ by posting messages of support using the hashtags #ThankafarmerSA and #AgDay. Find out more from the Executive Director in Primary Industries and Regions SA Alison Lloydd-Wright, CEO of the Australian Southern Bluefin Tuna Industry Association Brian Jeffries and Nuffield Scholar (2015-16) and Riverland-based horticulture grower Ben Haslett.