AgDay 07/18/24

On the air for nearly four decades, AgDay is the newscast of record for American agriculture. Along with providing the nation’s farmers and ranchers with the latest news, weather and business headlines, AgDay reaches out to every household with the story of American agriculture, featuring the people and places unique to the industry and small-town America. In addition to hosting AgDay, Clinton Griffiths serves as editor of Farm Journal and was the 2019 Farm Broadcaster of the Year.

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[damham]

Need to have a show and give the beef industry award for helping to reduce cholesterol and promote heart health by making beef so expensive its no longer a staple part if many Americans diets. Soon only the wealthiest in America will have to worry about high cholesterol, heart attacks and strokes.

[frederickbooth]

We wish there was some type of show program for youth with our Thoroughbreds. Ours were chosen for their excellent temperaments by our farm founder 20+ years ago. Here in western Oregon, sadly, most youth handle sheep. goats, rabbits with some handling beef & dairy stock.

[formerfarmer]

I’ve got 2 or 3 calling me on a daily basis. I have a “Robo-killer” app on my phone but a few months ago one got through. I stopped his speel cold and asked why in hell are you trying to build solar here in the Midwest in the first place? There’s going to be many cloudy and overcast days where there’s going to be little or no output. We spend the winters in the southwest states where there’s way more sunshine on a much more regular basis, why not build them out there where land is mostly worthless and leave our nations most valuable farmland alone⁉️ I also told them that I wasn’t about to do something like that to my farmer! Told’em to buzz off and hung up. We have solar on our RV and from that I know how much the effectiveness of solar on overcast and cloudy days cuts output and it’s a bunch. These climate alarmists nuts apparently don’t realize that the sun doesn’t always shine!

[damham]

Of course the millionaires who run the grocery stores are going to blame price increases on the workers. Bosses always blame the workers.

[Lee-ycif]

Use your first payment for your solar lease to install solar on your farm house.and buy don't lease My Central valley home with the AC at 74 total bill was $106 for the year. That included the line transmission fees of 15.00 a month