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Face-to-face meetings between the U.S. and China are underway in Beijing. Reuters reports China has “good faith” to fix trade issues. The country’s Foreign Ministry says it wants to resolve the frictions on the basis of mutual respect and equality. Few details have emerged from the talks.

The USDA finalizes its GMO labeling rule. The legislation is now called the National Bio Engineered Food Disclosure Standard. The standard will cover “foods that contain detectable genetic material that’s been modified through lab techniques and can’t be created through conventional breeding or found in nature.” 

NASHVILLE, Tenn (RFD-TV) In the new year get ready for a new RFDTV student led program entitled FFA Today. The show will feature FFA member accomplishments in their classrooms and communities. FFA Today premieres on RFDTV January 7, 2019 at 7:00 PM ET.

President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi appear to have reached a trade truce during the recent G20 Summit in Buenos Aires.

Forest management provisions could hold up progress.

"Superpicker" and Hee-Haw co-host passes away at his home in Tulsa, OK, due to complications from pneumonia.

Projected to grow into a $1.8 billion industry by 2020.

Concerns rise that the aid could have an impact on other nations’ agriculture sectors and competition.

Fewer than 7 work days remain for lawmakers to hammer out their differences before the current bill expires.

Dairy may be the decider between a bilateral or trilateral renegotiated NAFTA.

TONIGHT on Rural Evening News – 7:30 PM ET | 6:30 PM CT | 5:30 PM MT | 4:30 PM PT – Sarah Mock sits down with the President at the White House for a wide-ranging interview

FFA and RAM Trucks partner to launch a new video contest to mark the fifth anniversary of RAM's celebrated "God Made a Farmer" commercial.

Both Chambers of Congress sideline an effort to curb subsidies.

Some point to job creation in certain sectors as a positive aspect of the Trump Administration's tariff tactics, but is there more to the picture? 

Growers learn about the latest innovations and technologies to help improve their bottom lines.

The country plans to impose taxes on $60 billion worth of U.S. goods if the Trump Administration follows through with new threats.

While economic uncertainty continues to plague farmers, rural lawmakers look to provide relief to rural communities through other means.

Check out “the baddest antiques in the world.”

The law hasn't been updated in 30 years, creating difficulties for farmers, especially in the west.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and other top U.S. officials traveled to Mexico Friday for talks with the country's President and the President-Elect.

Soybean farmers are particularly concerned about the Trump Administration's latest tariff announcement.

The Kentucky Department of Agriculture is working hard to position the ag sector for growth. 

The utility company is constructing a 60 acre solar farm to give its members the option of cost efficient renewable energy.

. . . so producers are more successful.

The measure would have moved the H-2A agricultural guest worker program to the department of labor, making it less expensive for growers.

China promises to impose $50 billion in retaliatory tariffs of its own, with ag products taking a heavy hit.

Farm groups applaud the Senate draft of the Farm Bill, but some lawmakers are still looking for common ground in a bipartisan effort to advance the measure.

Both models deliver quiet gas power and reliability for tackling the toughest jobs on the farm.

It’s back to the drawing board after the Trump Administration delays an announcement on biofuel reform.

Retaliatory measures from Canada, Mexico and the E.U. heavily target U.S. food and ag products.

The European Union, Canada, and Mexico detail plans to retaliate against the US after the Trump Administration implements steel and aluminum tariffs.

Tired of being disappointed by overpriced and underbuilt cowboy boots? Find out what sets Tecovas apart.

Debate continues ahead of scheduled vote.

“Uncertain industry support for and outstanding substantive issues with the proposed program,” are the stated reasons for the decision.

The American Farmland Trust: loss of farmland is serious and will accelerate unless action is taken.

Bullfighters Only's two-time reigning world champion Weston Rutkowski has returned to the winner's circle, putting together  two solid bullfights to win the Fiesta de Toros in Woodward, Oklahoma.

Farmer Veteran Coalition and Tractor Supply Co. are teaming up to assist veterans who are launching farm businesses.

Roger McEowen explains the current options being discussed for tax changes from the House of Representatives and the Senate. 

The picture on this year's hard red winter wheat crop comes into focus – and it's not too pretty.

Ag Secretary Perdue responds to Senators' concerns that the EPA is destroying demand for biofuels.

The owner of Superior Livestock Auction was honored for his innovation in the cattle industry.

While lawmakers on Capitol Hill continue to haggle over details, America's farmers have their own set of priorities and concerns.

Democrats and Republicans wrangle over the latest version of the Farm Bill. Get details.

Get the latest on the wildfires and find out how you can help.

RFD-TV, the ag industry, and the broadcasting community extend their best wishes as the veteran farm broadcaster celebrates his retirement.

Paul Neiffer explains what to watch out for with the income thresholds imposed by some new income tax rules.

Proposed tax plans are announced and Paul Neiffer discusses how these changes could affect the agriculture industry. 

Rumors of a forthcoming Farm Bill have lawmakers buzzing, but many still have doubts regarding contested aspects of the legislation.

The National Corn Grower's Association asks users to "Stand Up for Corn."

Michelin Ag tires offer distinct benefits and advantages, for tractors, sprayers, and harvest equipment.