- KRVN Audio
- Nebraska FFA Foundation Interviews
- 2010 Commodity Classic Reports
- On The Road for Agriculture
- Animal Care Legislation Moving in Missouri
- Idaho Considering Livestock Care Standards Board
- POET Tightens Water Use
- U.N. Climate Report To Be Reviewed
- Heineman to proclaim Nebraska Ag week on Monday
- USDA organic initative sign up period extended
- USDA Tightening Guidance on Pork Contracts
- Neb. ag college wants soliders to farm
- Farm Bureau Reports on Views of Young Farmers and Ranchers
- More Testimony on Cuban Trade-Travel
- Neb. ag college tries to bring soldiers home
- Nebraskans urged to thank farmers next week
- Rural Jobs, Rural Opportunities conference coming to Kearney
- FB President Testifies on Cuban Trade Issues
- Farmers can drive trucks across state line without CDL
- House Ag Discusses Benefits of Trade with Cuba
- Vilsack makes appointments to Beef Board
- DOJ & USDA hold workshop on competition in Iowa
- NCBA Commends Senators for beef trade resolution
- Gov. Heineman Calls on Congress to Stop EPA Regulation
- Senators Want Japanese Restriction on Beef Lifted
- NAWG President McReynolds Testifies on Cuba trade
- Current Cuban Embargo Works Against Growers
- Kansas Farm Bureau "Insight"
- Grassley Reacts to President’s Trade Movement
- NAFEC President Testifies
- Nebraska Grain Sorghum Board Meeting Scheduled
- USGC Announces International Conference
- President Forms Export Promotion Cabinet
- No Till Notes: “It’s More Than No Tillage II”
- UNL crop production budgets for western Nebraska updated
The Chairman of the Senate Ag Committee says his committee will conduct a hearing to review the nomination of former Governor Tom Vilsack to be the next Secretary of Agriculture. Tom Harkin says the confirmation hearing will be held next Wednesday, January 14th. This hearing falls in the middle of other key hearings of interest to agriculture.
Tom Daschle is first up this Thursday. The former Senate Ag Committee member and Senate Majority Leader has been selected to be Secretary of Health and Human Services. Then - next Tuesday (January 13) - the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee will review Energy Secretary-designate Steven Chu. That same committee will hear from Interior Secretary-designate Ken Salazar next Thursday (January 15).
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