We are the farmers and ranchers of America.
Americans and their children eat and drink what we grow and raise.
Our life’s work feeds and nourishes our families, our neighbors,
our communities, and our country.
We embrace this great responsibility as stewards of our food,
our land and our animals.
We commit to working together, regardless of type, size or philosophy of our
farms and ranches, to continue improving our food supply.
We commit to doing everything in our power to protect and improve human
health and the enjoyment of our food.
We commit to making the environment – the land, air and water that belongs to
all of us – healthier and sustainable for all generations.
We commit to keeping our animals healthy and well cared for.
We commit to the business of farming and the health of our economy,
knowing that what makes our businesses stronger
is producing the highest quality products.
And we commit to sharing information about our methods freely and openly.
Farming and ranching is our profession – but for most of us, it is also our life. The
food we grow and raise reflects our characters, our commitments and our lives.
USFRA Social Feed
- We hear a great deal about climate change and the impact farming has on the environment. Is it possible that yards are creating more carbon dioxide than a corn field? According to a study published in the Soil Science Society of America Journal, lawns are producing more carbon dioxide than researchers originally calculated. http://feedstuffsfoodlink.com/story-lawns-emit-more-carbon-dioxide-corn-fields-71-97873
- Have drought conditions throughout the Midwest eased after recent rains? What are you seeing? http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20130509-710934.html
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