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Based on the certified results last week, Biden and Harris should have a commanding lead when the votes are finally tabulated.
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Based on the certified results last week, Biden and Harris should have a commanding lead when the votes are finally tabulated.
Each program will assist Alabama’s agriculture with costs associated with disruptions experienced due to COVID-19.
Students will learn about the different varieties of apples, how they grow and much more. October is National Apple Month.
The reimbursement covers 50 percent of certification costs up to a maximum of $500.
The program promotes nutritional practices, fresh and local foods, school gardens and teaching agricultural education.
Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue will tour farms in South Alabama on Monday to see damages from Hurricane Sally.
Hurricane Sally struck on the Alabama Gulf Coast as a category two hurricane on Sept. 16, but authorities, property owners and farmers are still...
The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries on Tuesday said it is continuing to collect reports from Alabamians who received unsolicited packages from China...
Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries Commissioner Rick Pate (R) thanked President Donald J. Trump (R) for asking the Department of Justice to investigate...
U.S. Senator Doug Jones, D-Alabama, has joined other U.S. senators in calling for an investigation into potential price-fixing by the nation’s four largest meatpackers....
