Sam Clovis already serves in the Trump Administration as a senior White House advisor and has been described as President Donald Trump's eyes and ears at USDA. Now,ProPublica, theWashington Postand others are reporting
At a press conferenceoverlooking the Ohio River in Cincinnati, Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue outlined organizational changes currently underway at USDA.
Speaking at Consolidated Grain and Barge,Perdue highlighte
"We have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to do something really big," White House Chief Economic Adviser Gary Cohnsaid at a White House press briefing earlier on Wednesday.
"This is stupid. [I'm] not even 10% done with soybean harvest."
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This is stupid, not even 10% done with soybean #harvest16 pic.twitter.com/Qjq1Uo3to4
— matt bainbridge (@BainbridgeAG)
Everything seems to cost a little more these days. Just ask developers of crop chemicals. Getting a product to market is now more costly than it has ever been.
To GMO or not GMO - that is the question on many farmers minds in 2016. The prospect of reduced input costs and potential for premium can be tantalizing, but is the risk of possible lower yields worth it?
Technology and agriculture are blending together at a rapid pace - so much so that the time is ripe for a multitude of new career opportunities, according to Charlie O'Brien, AEM senior vice president and ag
