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2023年9月18日 · Idaho is known for potatoes. But what makes Idaho an ideal state to grow a potato? On this episode of Farmside Chat, Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall chats with Idaho potato farmer Klaren Koompin about why Idaho is uniquely positioned to grow potatoes, the process of growing and harvesting potatoes and its many nutritional benefits.
2023年1月6日 · The American Farm Bureau Federation is the national advocate for farmers, ranchers and rural communities. Just as the work of feeding our nation begins on the farm, we believe that’s where the policy that shapes agriculture should begin as well. Every year, Farm Bureau members in more than 2,800 counties meet to discuss and vote on policies ...
5 天前 · Newsline. Newsline is a twice-weekly radio segment that covers a wide range of agricultural issues and news from the American Farm Bureau Federation. Subscribe to Newsline.
2023年8月16日 · Today, not only are dairy farmers paying more for feed, but all their other costs—including for labor, fuel and fertilizer—have skyrocketed. “It’s tough right now to make ends meet,” Hamm said. “But it’s not the first time we’ve been through it.” Dairy economists and ...
2020年6月3日 · It most recently identified food pantries in several northern Utah communities as needing help, and announced a new campaign goal of $150,000. “We’re encouraging all Utahans to help grow a miracle by donating to the Farmers Feeding Utah campaign, so we can keep our state’s farm and ranch families producing the local food we all need, and ...
American Farm Bureau Federation is the unified national voice of agriculture, working through our grassroots organizations to enhance and strengthen the lives of rural Americans and to build strong, prosperous agricultural communities.
2023年9月28日 · Farm households paying taxes as a pass-through entity file taxes with a U.S. Individual Income Tax Return (Form 1040) using an additional form, Schedule F, to report farm income and expenses.Most notably, while the “gross” in adjusted gross income indicates all ...
