The voice of agriculture in Alabama. Neighbors magazine brings you the most current news and information about Alabama agriculture and the Alabama Farmers Federation.
Auburn University (AU) hired Jonah Biensch to coach its livestock judging team, a move years in the making to revitalize the university’s livestock judging program.
A series of free, family friendly events in downtown Montgomery will help celebrate the centennial of […]
The Alabama Farmers Federation welcomed Brooke McBrayer to its Communications Department June 1. She will serve as administrative assistant to the department, in addition to Creative Consultants Inc., the organization’s in-house ad agency.
That’s why the Alabama Farmers Federation has invested in marketing, research and supporting policy for commodities since its inception in 1921.
Alabama farmers growing wheat, corn, oats and grain sorghum have reaped the benefits of research, education and promotion for 35 years through the Alabama Wheat & Feed Grain Checkoff.
A new, secondary market for farmers is on the rise as a carbon commodity market gains traction in the Midwest. In addition to marketing cash crops, farmers may have an opportunity to sell carbon stored in the soil on their operation.
