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In its 35th year, this award-winning program keeps farmers, ranchers and agri-business professionals informed. This program focuses on the cutting-edge issues of farming. Advances in technology farming with GPS and satellite imagery technology, use of drones and advancements in infield communications, Crop and Soil Sciences, new crop varieties, changes in tillage, new soil treatment options in addition to farm human interest stories. Host of the show is Lorrie Boyer who is motivated by an intense desire for Ag-Vocacy and telling the farming and ranching story, Lorrie expressed creativity in carrying out Ag news, market reports and special human interest stories, which won her awards not only with the National Association of Farm Broadcasting Association but with the Colorado Broadcasters Association as well. She was also named “Friend of Ag” for several youth and state-based Ag organizations, including 4H and regional FFA Chapters, Rocky Mountain Farmers Union, Colorado Association of Conservation Districts, and the Colorado Corn Growers Association.

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Grazing Bill Seeks Parity for Ranchers; Push to Delist Mexican Wolf Advances

2026/02/04

The National Cattlemen's Beef Association and the Public Lands Council are advocating for a bill before the House Natural Resources Committee that would address the inequity in due process protections for ranchers on national grasslands under the Federal Land Policy Management Act

E15 Fuel Fails to Make the House Funding Bill

2026/02/03

The American Farm Bureau Federation is disappointed that E15 fuel, which could cost consumers 10 to 30 cents less per gallon and increase corn demand by 2.4 billion bushels annually, was not included in the recent House funding bill.

The Importance of Optimizing Fertilizer

2026/02/02

AgroLiquid's Crop Nutrition Week, running from February 2 to 6, aims to help growers by discussing factors like soil interaction, fertilizer placement, timing, and environmental conditions that affect nutrient availability and uptake.

Finding Innovative Ways to Use Wool

2026/01/30

Wool market prices continue to be low, so producers are having to be creative to find new uses for wool.

Finding Innovative Ways to Use Wool

2026/01/30

The wool market is struggling due to oversupply and a shift towards synthetic materials, affecting traditional markets like fashion and textiles. To counteract this, new technologies are being developed to convert wool into pellets for use as fertilizer.

NPPC Supports USMCA; Good for US Pork Producers

2026/01/28

The USMCA remains crucial for pork producers, as it facilitates significant exports to Canada and Mexico. The National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) emphasizes the importance of the integrated North American food supply chain

Catttle Market Protections

2026/01/27

The cattle industry is facing a "perfect storm" of high prices, low cattle herd inventory, and external threats like the New World screwworm.

Shift from N-P-K to Micronutrients Can Improve Profits

2026/01/23

AgroLiquid offers a proprietary technology that enhances the efficiency of crop nutrition, making fertilizers more usable and beneficial for crops. This technology allows for better absorption through roots or foliar applications, maximizing the economic value of fertilizer spending.

National Pork Producers Council Wants Prop 12 Fix in a Farm Bill

2026/01/22

The National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) is addressing the complications created by California's Proposition 12, which has led to a fragmented policy landscape for pork producers.

Class Certification Pending in Cattle Collusion Case

2026/01/21

R-CALF USA, represented by CEO Bill Boyer, is pursuing a legal case against three major beef packers, alleging collusion to manipulate cattle and beef prices from 2019 to early 2020.

Sneaky Sileage Boosts USDA Corn Data Figures

2026/01/20

The USDA's latest data shows an unexpected rise in US corn production, attributed to an increase in harvested acreage rather than higher yields. North Dakota State University economist Frayne Olson explains that strong growing conditions in 2025 led to a surplus of corn silage, forcing more acres to be harvested for grain.

Federal Crop Insurance Changes Good for Producers

2026/01/19

Producers can now add supplemental options, including a new margin coverage product, which could help manage risk. Subsidies for crop insurance have increased.

Lowest Planted Wheat Forecast in Six Years

2026/01/16

The USDA's first winter wheat plantings forecast for 2026 indicates a slight decrease to nearly 33 million acres, down 0.5% from 2025, marking the lowest planted area since 2020.

Screw Worm Near Texas: Vigilance Urged

2026/01/15

A new case of the New World screw worm was detected near the Texas-Mexico border, raising concerns about its spread. R-CALF USA supports the closure of the U.S. border to Mexican livestock imports to prevent the pest's northward advance

USDA to Revamp School Lunches Under New Dietary Guidelines

2026/01/14

The USDA, under Secretary Brooke Rollins, is focusing on implementing new dietary guidelines that emphasize nutrient-dense foods, particularly in school lunches.