Arizona Agriculture Newspaper

Arizona Agriculture is the official publication of the Arizona Farm Bureau, published monthly.

Julie Murphree, Editor
Peggy Jo Goodfellow, Advertising
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2012

May 2012, Volume 65, No.5

  • Interview with USDA's Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan
  • Our Rotenone Round-Up
  • In the End, A Successful Legislative Session

April 2012, Volume 65, No.4

  • More and More Farmers Connect with Consumers Online
  • U.S. Supreme Court Again Clarifies Streambed Ownership
  • A Double Dose of Benefits

March 2012, Volume 65, No.3

  • There Are Strong Signals for Arizona Agriculture
  • The Essential Need for Immigrant Labor
  • Farmers Can Prevent Hearing Loss, Skin Cancer

February 2012, Volume 65, No. 2

  • The Arizona Dairy Industry Returns from the Precipice to Lead!
  • The Man from Gila River
  • Arizona Farmers & Ranchers Must Learn to Talk Consumer's Language

Jaunary 2012, Volume 65, No. 1

  • Legislative Leadership Establishes Their 2012 Priorities
  • Where Have All The Arizona Apples Gone?!
  • The Best in Arizona Agriculture Celebrated

2011

November-December 2011 Volume 64 No. 11

  • Issues on the Forefront
  • Farm Bureau Leaders Witness DC Gridlock
  • Countryside Grassroots Works!

October 2011 Volume 64 No. 10

  • Meet Your New Dean of the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
  • But Isn’t All Farming Organic?
  • Getting the Most out of Farm Bureau’s Annual Convention

September 2011 Volume 64 No. 9

  • Beef Industry Survives Challenges while Markets and Beef Prices Improve
  • Food Contaminants Really Don’t Care Whether Food is Organic
  • AITC’s Volunteers come from the Most Obvious Places

August 2011 Volume 64 No. 8

  • The Economics of Farming in our Current Economic Times
  • Forest Health Cannot Take a Back Seat!
  • Is This a Deal Made in Heaven, Or Hell?

July 2011 Volume 64 No. 7

  • Farmers Helping Ranchers While Wildfres Rage
  • Congress to Consider Mandating E-Verify
  • A Lesson In Organizational Communication

June 2011 Volume 64 No. 6

  • Pending Trade Agreements Could Bring Millions of Dollars to Arizona’s Economy
  • Sine Die is Just the Beginning
  • The Surprising History of the Secret Ballot

May 2011 Volume 64 No. 5

  • Food Safety Begins with You
  • Perceptions Have Changed
  • Agriculture: A Growing Story

April 2011 Volume 64 No. 4

  • Troubled Waters
  • State Legislation on the 14th Amendment Won’t change a Thing
  • Kyl's Replacement must be a Problem Solver

March 2011 Volume 64 No. 3

  • Big Ag Number Means Big Productivity Gains in Arizona Agriculture
  • Arizona Agriculture: A Snapshot
  • Farmers Can Prevent Hearing Loss, Skin Cancer

February 2011 Volume 64 No. 2

  • Is King Cotton Back?
  • Now that the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act has Passed...
  • You Make Feeding the State's Hungry Possible

January 2011 Volume 64 No. 1

  • Legislative Leadership Establishes Their 2011 Priorities
  • Arizona Farm Bureau’s Legislative Docket for 2011
  • As a Guest in the Supreme Court, I Couldn’t Help Think we are All Winners to Be Living in this Country

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