AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAg Day in Schools: Port Dickinson’s first “Ag Day” brought Cornell Cooperative Extension into the classroom, letting students meet farm animals, learn seeds, and explore a tractor. Wheat Harvest Update: China says winter wheat harvest is nearing 70% nationwide, helped by favorable weather and mechanized operations. Invasive Pest Alert: Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J. Harper urged residents to report yellow-legged hornet embryo and primary nests to protect pollinators and crops. Dairy & Livestock Markets: Irish calf trade stayed strong in Kilmallock, with exporters active and prices ranging widely by quality; other mart managers noted some farmers weighing whether to sell reared calves now or hold for autumn. Weather Risk for Farmers: Delmarva growers are bracing for storms with lightning and damaging winds that could raise wildfire risk in dry fields. Policy & Support: Vermont secured $31.7M in USDA disaster aid for flood-hit farmers, while West Virginia tightened screwworm entry rules with permits and veterinary inspection requirements. Water Security Debate: A South Asia water-security OpEd spotlights concerns around the Ratle hydropower project and downstream impacts. Crop Management Tips: A pea and bean benchmarking guide aims to help growers track crop development and improve management decisions.
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