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SAF industry attempting to lay foundation for long-term success

SAF industry attempting to lay foundation for long-term success

The Sustainable Aviation Fuel Coalition represents more than 50 members across the entire value chain, including farmers, producers, and industry partners. Executive Director Allison Graab says that the coalition is attempting to promote SAF to federal lawmakers while ensuring American farmers can benefit from the use of United States feedstocks. Thom Michels, director of government affairs with United Airlines, and a member of the coalition, points to the upside of SAF which would be...

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Important FSA deadlines nearing

It's that time of year where a lot of important deadlines are approaching. Carl Josefy, a county Farm Service Agency Executive Director from Oklahoma, said producers need to be aware of a few upcoming deadlines.?We?ve got a hard deadline coming up on July 17th,?...

Farmers? share of July 4th food dollar continues to shrink

Farmers? share of July 4th food dollar continues to shrink

The National Farmers Union released the 2023 numbers for the Farmers? Share of the Food Dollar Report covering several items typically found at a Fourth of July cookout. The NFU says every year, the troubling trend of farmers earning less of the dollars Americans...

Cost of a July 4th cookout going up like a bottle rocket

Cost of a July 4th cookout going up like a bottle rocket

Today is Independence Day and we are celebrating across the country. The warm weather will be reminiscent of that hot day in Philadelphia 247 years ago. While we gather for fireworks and time with family, we will likely all notice that the price of having that family...

Creative budgeting needed to fund a ?no-new-money? farm bill

Creative budgeting needed to fund a ?no-new-money? farm bill

An American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) official says it may take some creative budgeting to meet producer needs in a ?no-new-money? farm bill. Andrew Walmsley, AFBF senior director of government affairs, said the issue is how to meet producer needs for the next...

U.S. pork making headway in Chile

U.S. pork exports to Chile have rebounded in 2023. Through April, shipments increased 30% from a year ago to just over 4,000 metric tons. Sebastian Gr?, a professional chef who serves as the U.S. Meat Export Federation?s (USMEF) program coordinator in Chile, recently...

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