Vilsack Continues Farm Bill Fight
Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack is continuing his solitary campaign in support of the 2013 Farm Bill. For the past year, Vilsack has been pressuring lawmakers, reminding them of the…
FSA May Help Valley Farmers
The Farm Service Agency recently announced that it would offer aid to California farmers still struggling with the effects of an ongoing drought. For most of last year, farmers around…
Nebraska Farmers Eligible for FSA Loans
The Farm Service Agency (FSA) will provide $145 million in loans to U.S. farmers. $13.8 million will go to 229 farmers in Nebraska. The money is part of the federal…
Emergency Loans for Tehama County
Emergency loans are available in California for producers in Tehama County. Tehama County is one of the many areas affected by the droughts that have occurred since Jan. 1, 2008.…
Washington State Farmers and Ranchers Find Relief
The Farm Service Agency is offering disaster relief to farmers and ranchers in 25 Washington state counties who suffered losses from extreme temperatures and drought. The relief is available in…
More Loan Money Available From the FSA
Oregon farmers feel relieved after the announcement that $4.6 million from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 will be used to help cash-strapped farmers. Money will be available…
Emergency Loans Available in Stark County
Stark Countyfarmers who suffered physical and production loss in severe flooding and thunderstorms since March 13 may apply for Farm Service Agency Emergency Loans. Much of North Dakota has seen…
Livestock Deaths Expected to be at a Record High
North Dakota farmers and livestock producers are realizing just how much effect the harsh winter had on their animals. From the winter and the recent record flooding, the total number…
Emergency Farm Loans Available
 January freezes left St.Lucie, Indian River and Martin disaster areas. A total of 24 counties have been declared disaster areas by the United States Department of Agriculture. The area…
South Dakota Pulse Crops
South Dakota producers have the option to establish base acres for pulse crops effective 2009 through 2012 crop years under the 2008 Farm Bill according to the Farm Service Agency…