The American Farm Bureau Federation says the federal government should increase the ethanol blend level to 15 percent, which will promote environmental protection, help create jobs and reduce dependence on foreign oil. In a letter sent to EPA administrator Lisa Jackson, the farm organization said - increasing the ethanol blend level to 15 percent from the current level of 10 percent is critical to the sustained health and expansion of corn and cellulosic ethanol production in the United States.
In its response to a request for public comments on a proposed waiver of the Clean Ari Act, Farm Bureau President Bob Stallman wrote - increasing our use of domestically produced biofuels is key to helping improve our nation’s energy security. Stallman continued, - if recent events have taught us anything it is that our nation should develop energy resources right here at home.
Farm Bureau believes increasing the blend ethanol level shows our nation’s commitment to renewable fuels as we work to reduce our dependence on foreign oil.
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
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- 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
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Thursday, April 30, 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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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
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- CRP Extension Available for Many Expiring Contracts
- National Animal ID Listening Sessions Set
- Farm Service Issues Failed Wheat Crop Directive
- H1N1 Another Name and a Plea
- Hormone Free U.S. Beef to EU?
- Lamy Sets Stage for Next Four Years
- Results of How Farmers Are Viewed Released
- Weedy Advantage
- Egypt Slaughtering Hog Population
- NFU Favors Cap and Trade System
- NCGA Supports Cap and Trade
- Subcommittee Investigates Civil Rights at USDA
- Farm Bureau Supports Raising Blend Wall
- Grants for Improving Rural Businesses Available
- Senate Influenza Hearing Opens
- HSUS President Addresses Farm Broadcasters
- Canada Begins WTO Action Against U.S.
- Acre Signup Under Way
- California Action Brings Reactions
- TB Found in West Texas Dairy Herd
- Food Safety Legislation Could Be Next
- Water Research and Development Act Passed House
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- CCC Announces Crop Loan Rates
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