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The American Farm Bureau Federation announced late last week the selection of a new Executive Vice President.  Joby Young will take the role in mid-July following the retirement of Dale Moore.  Young will serve in a chief of staff role at AFBF. It's a f...

American Farm Bureau Federation Executive Vice President Dale Moore announced that he plans to retire this year. The announcement brings a career of four decades as an agricultural leader in Washington, D.C., and elsewhere to a close. “Dale has been a tireless advocate on behalf of farmers and ranchers throughout his career,” says Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall. “He has ce ...

It seems like yesterday the current Farm Bill was signed into law, but it’s already time to think ahead to 2023. Rod Bain takes a look at what various farm and food groups would like to see in the upcoming Farm Bill. If you have a story idea for the PNW Ag Network, call (509) 547-1618, or e-mail gvaagen@cherrycreekmedia.com ...

Getting to know the new faces in Congress will be one of the chief priorities for the American Farm Bureau in the New Year. Executive Vice President Dale Moore says they’ll also need to get to know the new people in Ag leadership positions. ...

The push to improve agriculture transportation infrastructure and access continues nationwide. The American Farm Bureau Federation's Dale Moore said these improvements are vital. He pointed to the aging locks on the Mississippi River system, for example ...

Farm groups are calling for bipartisanship after a bitterly fought election that’s still being contested. American Farm Bureau Federation, Executive Vice President Dale Moore said between the next Congress and administration, getting any kind of legislation passed will be a challenge. “ ...

Dale Moore, Executive Vice President for the American Farm Bureau Federation said he’s not taking sides when it comes to the newly elected Congress. But he went on to say the AFBF will continue to fight policies that harm agriculture. He ...

Farm County lost decades of experience in D.C. this week, when House Agriculture Committee Chairman Collin Peterson lost his local race. The Minnesota Democrat fell to Republican Challenger Michelle Fischbach. Peterson has led Democrats on the committee for the last three Farm Bills ...

The American Farm Bureau Federation announced last week its annual convention is moving on-line. AFBF Executive Vice President Dale Moore said, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the top priority is the safety of attendees. “We had been anticipating that this was a possibility, and when the convention center in San Diego announced that they were going to be closed through the end of January, that pretty

Democrats are holding their national convention this week, and thanks to the coronavirus, the event is virtual rather than taking place in Milwaukee as scheduled. While on-line, the party is still discussing its platform for the 2020 election and beyond ...