Author: Membership

7 AG STORIES YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED THIS WEEK –

– Headlines this week included updates on hearings for Biden’s nominees and reports that a former co-op manager will go to prison for ‘spiking’ soybeans. (Beef Magazine)

17 SUPER BOWL RECIPES FOR THE TINIEST TAILGATE –

This year, make a couple of snacks for you and your family and call it the world’s tiniest tailgate. To help you channel those game-day vibes, here are some NYT … Read More

BIDEN MOVING FORWARD WITH ADDITIONAL FOOD ASSISTANCE AHEAD OF STIMULUS –

Earlier this week, President Joe Biden signed an executive order that will help restaurants partner with cities and nonprofits to provide food assistance in a move that advocates say will … Read More

LAND O’LAKES SET FOR $2 MILLION CARBON CREDIT SALE TO MICROSOFT –

Land O’Lakes Inc., one of the biggest U.S. farm cooperatives, has found a way for its farmers to cash in on carbon dioxide trapped in soil. (Bloomberg

ILLINOIS PORK LAUNCHES EXPO VIDEO SERIES –

The Illinois Pork Producers Association launched this week a four-week video series to fill the void of no in-person pork expo this month. (National Hog Farmer)

U.S. CALLS FOR DIALOGUE TO RESOLVE INDIA’S FARMERS’ PROTESTS –

The U.S. embassy in New Delhi urged India’s government on Thursday to resume talks with farmers whose months-long protests over agricultural reforms erupted into violence last week. (Reuters)

SUPER BOWL WILL WELCOME SOME NEW ADVERTISERS THAT HAD A GREAT YEAR DURING COVID PANDEMIC –

Consumers are likely to notice something different when they tune into the Super Bowl this Sunday: a slew of advertisers they’ve never seen before on the game, many of which … Read More

SOME BABY FOOD MAY CONTAIN TOXIC METALS, U.S. REPORTS –

Ingredients in many baby foods, including some organic fare, are contaminated with heavy metals like arsenic, lead and cadmium at levels that are far higher than those allowed in products … Read More

USDA COLLECTING FARMLAND RENT DATA –

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service is contacting Illinois farmers and ranchers to gather land rental rate information for the Cash Rents and Leases survey. (The Telegraph)

URBAN AGRICULTURE IN CHICAGO DOES NOT ALLOW CONSUMERS TO RELY SOLELY ON LOCAL FOOD –

Environmentally conscious consumers try to “buy local” when food shopping. Now, a study of food raised around Chicago has shown that buying local can’t provide all necessary nutrients for area … Read More

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