Wet Weekend Promises “Some” Relief for a Parched Louisiana

At least eleven Louisiana parishes had declared outdoor burn bans by Friday afternoon, because of increasingly dangerous dry conditions. State Climatologist Jay Grymes says for more than a third of the state the fire danger is rated as high. But he emphasized that there is some relief in sight, as a cold front will boost rain chances over the weekend.

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Canada Official Pledges Engagement on Trade

Canada is committed to advancing the common economic interests of the three signatories to the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, a pact that strengthens all of North America, said Donald Boucher, director, general sector development and analysis, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), Ottawa.

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National Women In Ag Study Launches

A just-launched national Women in Agriculture Study is a comprehensive effort to capture women’s voices from across all 50 states and Puerto Rico. The survey remains open through March 31 to gather insights from women working in production agriculture, agribusiness, education and advocacy, as well as from men and others in related fields who can offer perspectives on women’s roles in agriculture.

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