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March 1, 2017

• Farmers assess impact of flooded fields

• Conference helps young farmers enhance advocacy

• Commentary: Helping farm employers navigate immigration changes

• Decision on milk marketing order due this autumn

• Groups urge Congress to avoid further farm bill cuts

• Trade analysts describe outlook for farm exports

• Young farmers, ranchers earn honors at conference

• Highly treated water gives irrigation boost to growers

• Researchers come up with ways to reduce runoff

• Drought provided additional incentive for irrigation efficiency

• Tomato varieties with built-in resistance help fight diseases

• Specialists advise how to protect drip tape from rodents

• Event focuses on direct marketing

• AFBF President Duvall calls for regulatory, tax reforms

• Power line project extends comments

• Gene editing holds promise for animal breeders

• Rural infrastructure needs investment, farm groups say

• Sorghum silage meetings set

• Wenger: Filled reservoirs point to need for more storage

• Train derailment complicates farm’s flooding problem