Efforts Continue To Improve Taste Of Indoor Crops
August 7, 2020 No Comments
It’s called, “Optimia” short for optimizing indoor agriculture. It’s a research initiative supported by USDA being carried out in several universities. The goal is to
It’s called, “Optimia” short for optimizing indoor agriculture. It’s a research initiative supported by USDA being carried out in several universities. The goal is to
National FFA Organization and Foundation CEO Mark Poeschl says they’re working to have many of the traditional parts of the FFA Convention incorporated into their
The Agricultural Fairs Rescue Act was introduced in Congress late last week to help preserve agricultural fairs across the country. The legislation from Democrat Jimmy
Proposed legislation in D.C. looks to encourage public schools to work for the Ag community. The Small Farm to School Act seeks to create a
It may not be a term many in the Northwest farming community are familiar with right now, but a growing number of Midwest producers are
Last week, Bayer launched a new carbon initiative enabling growers to be rewarded for adopting certain carbon smart farming practices, helping farmers generate additional revenue.
Earlier this summer, the USDA announced a nearly $1 million grant for Washington State University to study the feasibility of robotic crop pollinators, which could
Washington FFA Vice President Lauren Stubbs says her time in the La Crosse chapter taught her that FFA is so much more than “just the
On Wednesday, Columbia Basin College in Pasco announced the expansion of its agriculture program, by offering a new Associate in Applied Science in Ag Production
“Right This Very Minute,” published by the American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture, recently won the Growing Good Kids Book Award. Foundation Education Outreach Director
Two major farm shows are off the calendar for 2020, and to fill the gap, Farm Progress is launching the first-ever Farm Progress Virtual Experience,
We asked Jake Carpenter of Equilus Capital Partners what’s keeping him busy during the coronavirus pandemic. If you have a story idea for the Washington
