Zippy Duvall
President, American Farm Bureau Federation and Contributor at Agri-Pulse
Contributor at Farm and Livestock Directory
President of @FarmBureau, the unified voice of agriculture
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2 days ago |
agrinews-pubs.com | Zippy Duvall
Farmers and ranchers have long been leaders in adopting innovation — from integrating new technology to embracing creative solutions that improve efficiency and sustainability. The spirit of innovation is what helps drive agriculture forward, and it’s why Farm Bureau in partnership with Farm Credit launched the Ag Innovation Challenge. Now in its 12th year, the Ag Innovation Challenge gives Farm Bureau members a front-row seat to the latest in agricultural innovation.
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1 week ago |
agrinews-pubs.com | Zippy Duvall
Across the country this morning, men and women in every region and every state are rising to grow the food, fiber and renewable fuel Americans depend on. Most of them have been working for hours before sunup, and many will be working still as the sun dips below the horizon this evening. The days are long on the farm, and the work is hard. Farmers and ranchers don’t shy away from a hard day’s work, though.
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1 week ago |
m.farms.com | Zippy Duvall
By Zippy DuvallI love springtime on the farm. Everything is fresh and green. Everywhere you look, you see life. It’s a time of renewal, of regeneration. Really that is what modern agriculture is about year-round. But springtime brings this cycle into full technicolor on the farm. When I look out on my farmland, I am reminded that it hasn’t always been this lush and green. It has taken years of hard work and dedication to get us to this point.
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2 weeks ago |
agrinews-pubs.com | Zippy Duvall
Farmers and ranchers understand it can take generations to build something that lasts. For example, when I look over my own land, I can see the decades of hard work my grandfather and father poured into this farm — where there were once ditches and gullies, there are now rolling green hills. Those who came before me understood that their efforts weren’t just for themselves, but for the generations to come.
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3 weeks ago |
wlj.net | Zippy Duvall
Across the country this morning, men and women in every region and every state are rising to grow the food, fiber and renewable fuel Americans depend on. Most of them have been working for hours before sunup this morning, and many will be working still as the sun dips below the horizon this evening. The days are long on the farm, and the work is hard. Farmers and ranchers don’t shy away from a hard day’s work, though.
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