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The Alabama Farmers Bulletin provides information about agricultural production, marketing, finance, and management. It also covers topics such as animal health, soil and water conservation, and pest management.

The mission of the Alabama Department of Agriculture & Industries is to provide timely, fair and expert regulatory control over product, business entities, movement, and application of goods and services for which applicable state and federal law exists and strive to protect and provide service to Alabama consumers.

Around 39,000 farms on 8.3 million acres of in the state yield a bounty of agriculture products. Alabama ranks high among the states in the production of freshwater fish, poultry products, peanuts and pecans, and in the Top 10 for cotton production.

More African Americans are operating farms now than ever before, likewise for Hispanic and Latino farm operators. One in four farmers are beginning farmers, a term that represents those with fewer than 10 years in agriculture work—their average age is 46.

Mississippi's #1 Agricultural Newspaper Since 1911, the Mississippi Market Bulletin has been serving individuals and families who have a vital and shared interest in Mississippi Agricul-ture.

The Alabama Farmers Bulletin provides information about agricultural production, marketing, finance, and management. It also covers topics such as animal health, soil and water conservation, and pest management.

More than half of all farms in the state raise cattle, but the top livestock product by value of sales is poultry and poultry products. With over $4.2 billion in sales, poultry and eggs are Alabama's top commodity and put the state at fourth out of all 50 states.

The Alabama Farmers Bulletin provides information about agricultural production, marketing, finance, and management. It also covers topics such as animal health, soil and water conservation, and pest management.

The mission of the Alabama Department of Agriculture & Industries is to provide timely, fair and expert regulatory control over product, business entities, movement, and application of goods and services for which applicable state and federal law exists and strive to protect and provide service to Alabama consumers.

Around 39,000 farms on 8.3 million acres of in the state yield a bounty of agriculture products. Alabama ranks high among the states in the production of freshwater fish, poultry products, peanuts and pecans, and in the Top 10 for cotton production.

More African Americans are operating farms now than ever before, likewise for Hispanic and Latino farm operators. One in four farmers are beginning farmers, a term that represents those with fewer than 10 years in agriculture work—their average age is 46.

Mississippi's #1 Agricultural Newspaper Since 1911, the Mississippi Market Bulletin has been serving individuals and families who have a vital and shared interest in Mississippi Agricul-ture.

The Alabama Farmers Bulletin provides information about agricultural production, marketing, finance, and management. It also covers topics such as animal health, soil and water conservation, and pest management.

More than half of all farms in the state raise cattle, but the top livestock product by value of sales is poultry and poultry products. With over $4.2 billion in sales, poultry and eggs are Alabama's top commodity and put the state at fourth out of all 50 states.