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US Forest Service releases 2011 Tax Guide for Forest Landowners

February 15, 2012 Linda Wang, National Timber Tax Specialist, U.S. Forest Service

The Forest Service recently released the 2011 edition of Federal Income Tax on Timber: A Key to Your Most Frequently Asked Questions, a quick-reference guide to timber tax laws impacting woodland owners.

Forestry

South Dakota Communications Cooperative Recognized at White House “Champions of Change” Event

February 15, 2012 Tammi Schone, South Dakota Public Information Coordinator

Headquartered in the community of Highmore in the heart of South Dakota, Venture Communications Cooperative is committed to providing friendly, first-rate service. Commitment to their members and customers has distinguished them as one of several businesses from across the country that were invited...

Rural Technology

Expanded Tracking Provides Market Insight for Produce Industry

February 15, 2012 Terry Long, Director Market News Division, AMS Fruit and Vegetable Program

Over 13 billion pounds of fresh fruit and vegetables cross the U.S.-Mexican border each year. Having accurate tracking of the food being imported across our southern border is important for a variety of reasons—including the ability to accurately assess the market price of incoming goods and the...

Trade

2012 Ag Outlook Forum: U.S. Agriculture, the Weather and Climate Change

February 15, 2012 Brenda Chapin, OCE

USDA’s 2012 Agricultural Outlook Forum, Feb. 23-24, will present 25 breakout sessions, including three sessions focused on U.S. agriculture and the weather. In the session Innovations to Minimize Crop Loss in a Changing Climate, Oregon State University will demonstrate their PRISM Spatial Climate...