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National Grange Events
- May 18, 2012 – G. O. A. L. Seminar
-, General - May 28, 2012 – Office Closed - Memorial Day
-, General - May 31, 2012 – TeamSpeak Meeting
8:00 pm, TeamSpeak Leadership Conference
News of Interest
Postal Service Drops Plan to Close Rural Post Offices
By Natalie DiBlasio | USA TODAY The Postal Service has dropped plans to close thousands of the nation's rural post offices, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe said today. Under the new plan, subject to public comment and regulatory approvals, … [Read More...]
Center for Rural Affairs urges Senate to amend Farm Bill
Lyons, Neb. —The Center for Rural Affairs Wednesday, April 25, called upon Senate Agriculture Committee members to adopt crucial amendments to the Farm Bill proposal currently before the committee. They are expected to begin debate on amendments … [Read More...]
Farm bill markup will proceed
By: Jerry Hagstrom | Agweek WASHINGTON — After a one day delay, Senate Agriculture Committee Chair Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., announced late Wednesday that the markup on the farm bill will proceed today (Thursday). On Tuesday night, Stabenow … [Read More...]
Dairy industry urges for safety net
By International Dairy Foods Association Dairy industry leaders called for the Senate Agriculture Committee to remove a new dairy program that is designed to control milk prices from the draft 2012 Farm Bill and instead focus on providing proven … [Read More...]
Senate votes to slow closing of post offices
By Hope Yen The Senate offered a lifeline to the nearly bankrupt U.S. Postal Service on Wednesday, voting to give the struggling agency an $11 billion cash infusion while delaying controversial decisions on closing post offices and ending Saturday … [Read More...]
Farmers learn how anerobic digesters can break down manure
By Debra J. Groom | The Post-Standard Salina, NY -- Nearly 500 people are attending a three-day program this week at the Holiday Inn in Salina about the use of anaerobic digesters on farms. The program, “Got Manure? Enhancing Environmental and … [Read More...]
USDA: Larger Farms Getting Biggest Share of Gov. Payments
By Logan Hawkes | Southwest Farm Press A new USDA study indicates government commodity payments will continue to shift to farm households with higher income, a trend brought about because agricultural production in recent years has shifted to … [Read More...]
House GOP Sinks Owens on Rural Broadband
By Marc Heller | Times Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON — To Rep. William L. Owens, saving rural broadband sounded simple enough: Keep the Federal Communications Commission from forgetting the countryside as the agency changes the way it … [Read More...]
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