NCA Roundup: Happy New Year
Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a great Christmas and is off to a good start to the year. Before I turn the page
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It Isn’t Too Soon Getting Prepared For 2025 Nevada Legislature
As this is being written we are a day away from the start of early voting in Nevada. It will be a while before we
Echoes of ’80s Farm Crisis in Current Economy
Facing tumbling commodity prices and livestock prices that are a mixed bag at best, American farm families are struggling to keep their heads above water;
Nevada Department of Agriculture News December 2024
I am pleased to announce the return of the Governor’s Conference on Agriculture after a six year hiatus. The 2024 Governor’s Conference on Agriculture will
Wolf Pack Meats operating in the black, increasing production, training workforce
UNR facility on track to double animals processed Wolf Pack Meats Packaging Specialist Carli Keller enjoys using the new vacuum sealer to package local beef.
What Happens When a Farm Bill Dies?
Washington, D.C., September 30, 2024. The 2018 farm bill will die tonight. It could be revived later this year with another extension, but its time
Eye On The Outside – Over-Regulation
By now many readers have heard about the Supreme Court decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo which did away with the so-called Chevron Deference.
NCA Roundup – November 2024
NCA November Update I can’t believe it’s already November. Hopefully everyone is surviving a busy weaning and shipping season. There is definitely no shortage of
Riding for the NCA Brand – Whiskey’s for Drinking, Water’s for Fighting!
President’s Perspective If you have lived in Nevada very long, you have heard the adage “Whiskey is for drinking and water is for fighting,” and
Nevada Agricultural Outlook Fall 2024 Update
In fall 2024 a Nevada agricultural commodity model was updated to generate five-year projections for four of the largest production sectors in the state: alfalfa/hay,