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Commodity Prices, Interest Rates Boost Land Value

Farmland prices are on the rise, but calling the current situation a “bubble” is off the mark. read more »

Giving Thanks by Giving

Just because our nation is plentiful with food, doesn’t mean everyone has a meal on their table. So, this month let us give thanks by giving to others who are truly in need.” read more »

Who's Listening?

I have never been a “vocal” part of the election process. I’ve always had very strong convictions, and new who and what I would vote for or against, but never shared my views with many others.” read more »

The Lost Sheep

Coyotes account for half of all predator kills, which in a recent year numbered almost a quarter million head of sheep. In dollar terms, livestock losses due to coyotes are in the tens of millions of dollars annually.” read more »

Farm Bureau Asks Senate to Oppose Federal Water Control Bill

E15 for 2007 and Newer Vehicles Benefits America

Big Drop in USDA's Corn Crop Estimate Surprises Industry

Montana FB Fighting Property Tax -Montana Farm Bureau

FB Healthcare Screening -North Carolina Farm Bureau

Off the Shelf: Oats
America’s Heartland looks into the use of oats and what’s available in grocery stores for consumers.

America’s Heartland is a public television show devoted to telling the stories of the people of agriculture. The American Farm Bureau is pleased to sponsor the program.

Federal Water Control Bill Is Bad News for Agriculture

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The FBlog contains opinions and perspectives of some of the nation’s top producers. It is intended for the public as a whole to learn more about and discuss with producers today’s leading agricultural topics.

Tabasco's Still Kickin' as the King of Hot Sauces

Foodies, who generally are more discriminating than other consumers, continue to influence the food grown by America’s farmers and ranchers.

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The Ag Agenda is a monthly column written by American Farm Bureau President Bob Stallman.

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