A former Montana State Conservationist has been selected by Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack to serve as chief of USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service. Dave White is a career conservationist with NRCS. In addition to Montana, White has worked in Missouri, South Carolina, and Washington, D.C.
In making the announcement, Secretary Vilsack said - Dave White's extensive experience working with the NRCS and at the local, state and national levels is exactly what we need during this time of economic uncertainty and renewal.
The NRCS has approximately 12-thousand employees and an annual budget in excess of three-billion dollars. NRCS is the nation's leading agency in conserving natural resources on private lands.
ALL AG NEWS is a collection of articles for farmers, ranchers and others in agribusiness that rely on agriculture for their livelihood. It is a service of the only ALL FARM radio stations in Texas (900AM KFLP in Floydada-Lubbock, TX and 1310AM KZIP in Amarillo, TX) and is available live via the internet at: mms://stream.amaonline.com/kflp
All Ag Calendar
- 10/08/09 -10/10/09 San Antonio International Farm & Ranch Show (www.farmandranchexpo.com)
- 10/13/09 7:30am Ag Market Network's Monthly Cotton Conference Call (online at www.AgMarketNetwork.com) ***LIVE BROADCAST ON ALL AG, ALL DAY!
- 10/14/09 9:00am Cattle Health Meeting in Plainview (806-291-5267)
- 10/23/09 9:30am Prescribed Fire in Ranching Systems at the JA Ranch in Randall County (806-651-5760)
- 10/28/09-10/30/09 Texas Cattle Feeders Association Annual Convention at Amarillo Civic Center (www.tcfa.org)
- 10/30/09 9:00am Advanced Topics in Wildlife Management Series in Canadian, TX (806-323-9114)
- 11/12/09 7:30am Ag Market Network's Monthly Cotton Conference Call (online at www.AgMarketNetwork.com) ***LIVE BROADCAST ON ALL AG, ALL DAY!
- 11/17/09-11/18/09 Farm Service Agency Guaranteed Loan Program Lender Seminar in Lubbock (979-680-5220)
- 12/05/09-12/07/09 Texas Farm Bureau Annual Meeting in Fort Worth, TX
- 12/15/09 7:30am Ag Market Network's Monthly Cotton Conference Call (online at www.AgMarketNetwork.com) ***LIVE BROADCAST ON ALL AG, ALL DAY!
- z01/04/10-01/07/10 Beltwide Cotton Conference in New Orleans, LA (www.cotton.org)
- z01/13/10-02/25/10 Master Marketer Program in Amarillo (806-677-5600)
- z01/27/10-01/30/10 Cattle Industry Convention & Trade Show in San Antonio, TX (www.beefusa.org)
- z03/04/10-03/06/10 Commodity Classic in Anaheim, CA (www.commodityclassic.com)
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
GUEST INTERVIEWS
MONDAY
Bob Maurer with Manduca Trading in Chicago (800-388-0998)
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TUESDAY
Roger Haldenby, VP of Operations for Plains Cotton Growers (PCG)
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WEDNESDAY
Gerald Simonsen, Chairman of National Sorghum Producers (NSP)
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THURSDAY
Andy Holloway with Ash Angus LLC of Stamford, TX
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FRIDAY
Dr. Steve Amosson with Texas AgriLife Extension in Amarillo, TX
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The Agribusiness Report:
Listen for our Guest Interviews during the Agribusiness Report; weekdays at 2:10pm, 6:10pm, 10:10pm and the following morning at 8:10am. In addition, you can hear the Agribusiness Report on the following stations:
KBYG-AM Big Spring, TX
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KDHN-AM Dimmitt, TX
KEYE-AM Perryton, TX
KFLP-AM Floydada, TX
KREL-AM Quanah, TX
KZIP-AM Amarillo, TX
Bob Maurer with Manduca Trading in Chicago (800-388-0998)
TUESDAY
Roger Haldenby, VP of Operations for Plains Cotton Growers (PCG)
WEDNESDAY
Gerald Simonsen, Chairman of National Sorghum Producers (NSP)
THURSDAY
Andy Holloway with Ash Angus LLC of Stamford, TX
FRIDAY
Dr. Steve Amosson with Texas AgriLife Extension in Amarillo, TX
The Agribusiness Report:
Listen for our Guest Interviews during the Agribusiness Report; weekdays at 2:10pm, 6:10pm, 10:10pm and the following morning at 8:10am. In addition, you can hear the Agribusiness Report on the following stations:
KBYG-AM Big Spring, TX
KCTI-AM Gonzales, TX
KDHN-AM Dimmitt, TX
KEYE-AM Perryton, TX
KFLP-AM Floydada, TX
KREL-AM Quanah, TX
KZIP-AM Amarillo, TX
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- CCC Milk To Enter Domestic Feeding Programs
- Bill Introduced to Change Cuban Payment Rule
- Tax Extensions Receiving Lots of Attention
- 9 Key Principles to Cap-and-Trade Legislation
- NCGA Forms Climate Change Task Force
- Subcommittee Discusses Obesity Issues
- Derivatives Bill Gains Support
- OMB Director Backs Subsidy Caps
- House Ag Members Tell Vilsack IRS Requirement an I...
- Farm Bureau – Others – Against California Carbon S...
- Cellulosic Ethanol Executives Push for 15 Percent ...
- Subcommittee Holds Hearing on Conservation Payments
- Canadian Firm to Sell Cattle Control System
- Link Reported Between Red Meat and Mortality
- EPA Greenhouse Gasses Are Pollutants
- Obama Talks Energy Alternatives
- New NRCS Chief Named
- Farm Bureau to Congress: Oppose Anti-Antibiotics Bill
- LaHood Wants Mexican Truck Program
- New Mexico TB Classification Changed
- Catnip Compound Repels Asian Lady Beetles
- USDA Planting Intentions Report Due Next Tuesday
- Poultry Being Euthanized in Texas
- Mexico Free of Classical Swine Fever
- Agri-Women Speak Up for Animal Welfare
- WTO Economists: World Trade Down
- FAS Administrator Named
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