By William Perry Pendley, BLM Deputy Director, Policy and Programs, Exercising the Authority of the Director Ever since I joined the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in mid-July, things …
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A Dealer Statutory Trust would improve the recovery of livestock sellers in a dealer payment default while also allowing commerce to continue as usual, according to a U.S. Department of …
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Farmers affected by severe weather this fall may be eligible for another $1.5 billion in disaster funding in the recently passed appropriations bill. Wild and unpredictable weather in 2019 has …
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The U.S. rural economy will continue to face headwinds in 2020 and is expected to underperform relative to the economy of urban America according to CoBank’s forecast for next year. …
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SPONSORED- Year-end is a confusing and complex time for businesses and individuals alike. There’s a lot to consider, forms to be filed and meetings to be scheduled. Plus, with the …
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Today the U.S. House of Representatives passed the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement 385-41. The vote comes less than 24 hours after democrats voted to impeach President Donald Trump. U.S. Secretary of …
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Every spring, and sometimes fall, ranchers gather around the fire to mark their ownership on their calves. This is the time when calves are vaccinated, dehorned – their horn grow …
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The Interior Department, Idaho and Wyoming are appealing a court ruling that halted a Trump administration plan to ease land-use restrictions in seven Western states that protect struggling sage grouse. …
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A major win for rural electric cooperatives was among the major provisions for agriculture in a massive federal spending bill that will fund the government through September of 2020. The …
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The week, Democratic presidential candidate and New Jersey Senator Cory Booker announced legislation to phase out concentrated animal feeding operations, known as CAFOs. The Senator says his proposed Farm System …
