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Slugs may be a bigger issue than usual this year in corn, cotton and soybeans....More

Identical bills introduced in the House and Senate would expand opportunities for young farmers and ranchers....More

There is no doubt there will be Senate floor threats to crop insurance....More

A California judge has dismissed a lawsuit which claimed the registration by EPA of more than 380 chemicals without consultations with other agencies could negatively impact 214 endangered species in 49 states....More

The American Farm Bureau Federation is throwing its support behind legislation that would benefit fruit and vegetable growers....More

As the world’s population grows, demand for food, feed, fiber and energy does, too....More

When Kenny Qualls retires from farming one of these days, he won’t worry about the person taking over the reins....More

Cool, wet weather is slowing crop planting progress across Alabama....More

In recognition of Earth Day on April 22, 2013, the USGS is highlighting a few aspects of climate change....More

There will be some major changes in the application process, specifically as it relates to the label, and the label is the law....More

On Tuesday (April 16), the EPA’s senior agricultural counsel said clean energy and building bridges with the farming/ranching community will be priorities going forward....More

Many growers believe weeds demonstrate resistance only to herbicides applied to the foliage. In fact, weeds can also develop resistance to soil-applied herbicides....More