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Farmers’ Advance July 1, 2020

Food-grade wheatgrass variety released to public

Wheatgrass is packed with beneficial nutrients, which makes the crop a popular superfood. Now, more farmers will have access.

Dairy farmers support each other through the storm

“We’re all in this together” is like nails on a chalkboard at this point, but the truth is that right now, dairy farmers need to support each other.

New book celebrates America’s cherry farmers

Proceeds from the sales of the book are going to children’s literacy programs.

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Sentiment plummets as COVID-19 concerns arise

The Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer recorded its largest one-month drop in sentiment during March.

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MSU hosts conversations on coronavirus impacts

Consider listening to “Closing Bell: A Conversation with MSU Agricultural Economists,” each Friday from 3 to 4 p.m. through May 8.

Dairy groups call to expedite emergency assistance

In a letter to USDA, the groups cited a sharp drop in prices farmers are being paid for their milk.

Whitley County Extension offers help in dealing with loss of income

Many are experiencing unanticipated loss of income due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

‘Stay at home’ order vs. farmers markets

The orders consider agriculture an essential business, paving the way for growers and farmers markets to remain open at the time of this writing.

DCHA Annual Conference goes virtual April 8-9

DCHA’s in-person event was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Apps open for antique tractor restoration program

Titan has awarded thousands of free tires to student-led tractor restoration projects since 1996.

ACF alleviates COVID-19 challenges

The donations will help the food banks continue to meet the increasing demands for food assistance throughout their county service areas.

Webinar addresses heifer repro success

Join DCRC on May 6, at 2 p.m. Central time, for this one-hour webinar.

Manage on-farm storage to maximize quality

The webinar will be held on Tuesday, March 31 from 9-10 a.m.

Farm Women’s Symposium holds 29th gathering in Gaylord

Over 100 ladies representing Michigan’s diversified agriculture, including a few from other states, attended this event.

Edon FFA participates in career development

The Edon FFA recently participated in three Career Development Events (CDE’s).

Edon FFA supports Cancer Assistance of Williams County

In total, the students and faculty at Edon raised $1,045.30 during the event.

Michigan Wheat Program’s March 18 event CANCELLED

The meeting has been cancelled as a precautionary health measure.

Grain explosions preventable, but US saw 8 in 2019

Explosions at such facilities can be significant, potentially resulting in fatalities, injuries and millions of dollars in damages and lost revenue.

Commodity Classic 2020 sees record attendance

A record number of farmers converged on Texas recently for the 2020 Commodity Classic.

Lamb Board solicits apps for two programs

The American Lamb Board is now soliciting applications for two upcoming programs.

Invasive spotted lanternfly workshop to be held

The spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) is an exotic insect, introduced into the United States from Asia in 2014

Annual horticulture conference grows

More than 500 attendees and 65 exhibitors attended the conference in Indianapolis.

Ohio Beef Expo set for March 19-22 in Columbus

This annual event includes a kick-off social; breed sales, shows and displays; beef quality assurance sessions; multi-day trade show and junior show.

MMPA farmers take home nearly half of national milk quality awards

Two MMPA farms earned the highest honor, which was granted to only six dairy farms in the U.S.

Women in Agribusiness Summit to be held

This year’s agenda will feature conversations and interactive dialogue about the top issues and challenges in the ag and food sectors.

Gear up for 2020 Indiana Small Farm Conference

As you combat the cold, Indiana Small Farm Conference organizers want you to remember to “Think spring.”

Soy leaders attend USMCA signing

ASA represents soy farmers from 30 total soy-producing states and is pleased to see the agreement signed into law.

Michigan farmers top finishers at AFBF Convention

The Discussion Meet simulates a committee meeting in which active discussion and participation are expected.

NCGA launches podcast

Wherever Jon May Roam can be found at ncga.com/podcast on iTunes, Google Play and wherever you get your podcasts.

ASA celebrates its ‘First Soy Century’ in 2020

ASA is celebrating its “First Soy Century” as it recognizes its 100th anniversary throughout 2020.

Sheep checkoff to hold 2nd annual shearing school

Anyone is welcome to register, regardless of experience level, to learn the skills and methods required to successfully shear a sheep

Farm Women’s Symposium set for March 4-6

This event is an excellent opportunity for women involved in agriculture to learn, develop valuable networks, and renew friendships.

MSAA to host annual conference Jan. 29-31

Highlights of the conference include educational seminars conducted by esteemed auction professionals.

Yield predictions improved based on seedling data

Using plant RNA data from 2-week-old corn seedlings, scientists can improve adult crop traits with accuracy that rivals current approaches using DNA.

DCRC webinar focuses on genomics and fertility

The DCRC webinar is scheduled for 2 p.m. CST on February 28.