Nicole Heslip
Anchor and Reporter at Brownfield Ag News
Anchor/Reporter for Brownfield Ag News. #Dairy Farmer's Daughter. Loves food, #AG and travel.
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3 days ago |
brownfieldagnews.com | Nicole Heslip
News Moisture issues affecting wheat across the Eastern Corn Belt June 25, 2025 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: Michigan, NewsA coordinator for the Great Lakes Yield Enhancement Network says widespread rains have brought numerous challenges for growers depending on their region. Dennis Pennington tells Brownfield farmer members across Kentucky and Missouri are reporting quality issues as they harvest.
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4 days ago |
brownfieldagnews.com | Nicole Heslip
News AGs file suit for misuse of OMB clause June 25, 2025 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: News law justice modern symbol balance Attorneys General from 22 states are challenging the Trump administration for terminating billions of dollars of federal funding appropriated by Congress.
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1430wcmy.com | Nicole Heslip
Attorneys General from 22 states are challenging the Trump administration for terminating billions of dollars of federal funding appropriated by Congress. The coalition says using the Office of Management and Budget’s clause to eliminate awards that “no longer effectuate the program goals or agency priorities” is illegal and discriminatory. Plaintiffs say they are not aware […]The post AGs file suit for misuse of OMB clause appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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5 days ago |
brownfieldagnews.com | Nicole Heslip
News Michigan’s wheat harvest just about to pick up June 24, 2025 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: Michigan, NewsA farmer in central Michigan says he’s about three weeks from harvesting wheat. Dave Williams of Elsie tells Brownfield, “The wheat looks fantastic.”“I’m really happy with that, of course, the cool weather that we had this spring really helped that along, I think,” he says.
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1 week ago |
brownfieldagnews.com | Nicole Heslip
News Michigan-grown foods in schools could see less support from state June 18, 2025 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: Michigan, NewsIncentives for schools to purchase Michigan-grown foods are at risk as state lawmakers work toward passing the budget for next year. Senate Natural Resources and Agriculture Committee Chair Sue Shink tells Brownfield a lot of projects are under review as uncertainty in Congress has put more than 40 percent of the state’s budget in jeopardy.
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Nonprofits suing @USDA for illegal grant terminations. Hear from one of the attorney's on the case in our interview @brownfield #agnews https://t.co/A4OFcNXSOH
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