Deadline Approaches for Hispanic and Women Farmers to File Claims
Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers who allege discrimination by USDA in past decades have until March 25, 2013, to file a claim in order to receive a cash payment or loan forgiveness. The claims...
View ArticleOne Week Remains for Hispanic, Women Producers to File a Claim
Only one week remains for Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers who allege discrimination by USDA in past decades to file a claim in order to receive a cash payment or loan forgiveness. The claims...
View ArticleToday is Last Day for Hispanic, Women Producers to File a Claim
Today is the last day for Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers who allege discrimination by USDA in past decades to file a claim in order to receive a cash payment or loan forgiveness. The claims...
View ArticleDeadline Extended for Hispanic and Women Farmer Claims
The deadline has been extended for Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers to file a claim if they feel they were discriminated against by USDA in past decades .The claims process is a voluntary...
View ArticleReminder: Hispanic, Women Producers Can File Claim Through May 1
The deadline has been extended for Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers to file a claim if they feel they were discriminated against by USDA in past decades .The claims process is a voluntary...
View ArticleAge is Just a Number for 100-Year-Old Farmer
At 100 years of age, Annie Woodson still farms 1,000 acres of farmland. By Cassie Bable, Texas FSA Public Affairs Specialist Annie Faye Woodson has been directly involved in farming and ranching in...
View ArticleHollywood-Style Regional Women’s Ag Conference Makes History
More than 530 people attended the Women in Agriculture Regional Conference, breaking the 10-year conference attendance record. By Dana Rogge, Missouri FSA Public Affairs Specialist Marshall, Mo.,...
View ArticleMN FSA Recognized for Supporting Women in Ag
The Minnesota Farm Service Agency was awarded this month for their continued support of the Women’s Agriculture Leadership Conference. The conference, which celebrated its 15th anniversary, highlights...
View ArticleJudy Olson: The Future of Women in Agriculture is Bright
By Trista Crossley, Wheat Life Magazine Judy Olson has a point to make: women have a really bright future in agriculture. “There are lots of opportunities (in agriculture), and it’s a great place to...
View ArticleNumber of Women Farm Operators Triple Over Past 30 Years
The number of women operating farms has nearly tripled over the past three decades, growing from 5 percent in 1978 to 14 percent in 2007, according to a report by the USDA Economic Research Service. By...
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