U.S. To Cut Grazing Fees on March 1
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WASHINGTON -- Federal grazing fees will go down to $1.35 per animal unit month starting March 1, according to an Interior Department announcement Friday.  The new fee is a decrease from $1.56 in 2006 and was adjusted based on a congressional formula.
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By From news reports  Trying to tighten the budget, the U.S. government on Wednesday proposed to reduce farm payments by $18 billion over the next five years.
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U.S. oil prices fell to a one-month low  below $45 a barrel on Tuesday, under pressure from signs OPEC  would not cut production until its March meeting and on  forecasts of rising U.S. crude stockpiles.
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The Maryland Jockey Club and Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association announces a cut of 15 live racing days from the Laurel Park winter meet that will begin Jan. 1.
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By GALLOWAY, Jill  Federated Farmers says the One Plan will force some farmers to reduce their dairy herds by up to 20 percent.
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Â· More digestible feedstuff reduces production of gasÂ· Farmers could switch to different grass varieties
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The federal Agriculture Department said today its new policy will take effect March 7th. It will allow the imports of cattle younger than 30 months, and certain other animals and products from Canada.
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SIOUX FALLS, SD - Cattle producers say the US Department of Agriculture&#39;s reporting of a possible case of mad cow disease in the country is already driving down prices.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected  to chart a new course on Tuesday and cut benchmark interest  rates for the first time since mid-2003 to protect the economy  from a housing downturn and jittery credit markets.
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Its plan to prevent overharvesting, slated to go into effect in March, mobilizes irked anglers who say they've already cut back.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 (Bloomberg News) â Companies that lease tracts in the Gulf of Mexico in an oil and natural gas sale planned for March will pay higher federal royalties, the Minerals Management Service said Tuesday.
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Ten U.S. senators introduced a  bipartisan resolution on Thursday that aims to stop a Bush  administration plan to resume on March 7 cattle trade with  Canada that was cut off in mid-2003 over mad cow concerns.
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: US and Japanese negotiators today reached a preliminary agreement to partially lift the 10-month-old ban on American beef exports to Japan within &quot;a matter of weeks&quot; and work toward ending
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WASHINGTON -- Trying to tighten the federal budget, the Bush administration on Wednesday proposed to reduce farm payments $18 billion over the next five years.
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A sharp plunge in energy prices pulled U.S. producer prices down 0.7 percent last month, a sharper-than-expected drop and the biggest in more than 1-1/2 years, a government report showed on Friday.
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Canada&#39;s cattle and beef industries, battered by the discovery of mad cow disease in 2003, would win new access to the important US market by this spring under a plan
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By George G. Landis, Reading Eagle, Pa.  Sep. 10--This year's final grazing walk will take place Sept. 21 starting at 6 p.m. at Pastures Pride-Natural Meats Farm in Richmond Township.  David and Joy Stutzman, owners, started grazing in 1998 with 10 acres.