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1- N.C. Ag Commissioner Steve Troxler says he is hopeful that the request to push back upcoming nuisance lawsuits will lead to a good mediation process and appeals. SFN Today
2- U.S. ag exports are expected to rise despite to $144.5 billion in 2019, even though exports to China are predicted to drop $5 billion. Feedstuffs
9 factors to consider regarding trade issues Southeast Farm Press
3- USDA has released a new webpage highlighting the importance of rural e-connectivity and providing information about resources available. Southeast AgNet
4- Dairy is facing more competition than ever from plant- and nut-based beverages that are seeking to claim their markets, and are having particular success in the Northeast. American Farm Bureau
5- We’re in for a very chilly winter with plenty of snow, if the Farmers Almanac’s prediction for the Southeast comes true. Fox News
6- State leaders will cut the ribbon on a new forest next week. Headwaters State Forest in Brevard will open next Thursday, Sept. 6. NCDA & CS
7- The Missouri meat-labeling law we told you about yesterday is being challenged by the maker of meat-substitute Tofurkey, which says the law banning the labeling of non-livestock or poultry products as “meat” violates commercial speech rights. Food Safety News
8- The Muscadine grape, grown throughout Eastern N.C. and found in jams, jellies and wines, is also a powerhouse of antioxidants. Morning Ag Clips
Editor’s note: It is the policy of the Richmond Observer to print news release material in its original format, as it was received, with minimal, if any, editorial adjustments.
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