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USDA announced a $27.9 million investment in 45 organizations that support and train new farmers and ranchers.
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NRCS has invested more than $173,000 in 2023 EQIP contracts, bringing the total investment in the Navajo Nation to $2.2 million.
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The farm bill is an omnibus, multiyear bill that supports vital programs in agriculture and social welfare in America.
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As the growing season unfolds, periodic drive-by center pivot checks become invaluable, especially when crops are still in the early stages.
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In this article, we will explore how innovations are transforming the way growers manage their water, reduce costs and optimize crop yields.
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In many regions within the United States and globally, long-term agricultural water availability continues to be a rapidly rising concern.
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The map was developed in conjunction with Oregon State University’s Prism Climate Group and the USDA’s Agricultural Research Service.
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The Irrigation Association signed on to a letter asking legislators to include $750 million in funding for FFAR through the 2023 Farm Bill. 
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Upgrading outdated irrigation systems can provide rapid returns on investment and significant savings for growers.
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Over the years, farmers have improved yield per acre by planting higher-producing varieties and improving farming practices.