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RealAg Radio Host Shaun Haney says U.S. ethanol groups welcomed no domestic-content rule, but Canadian farm and ethanol groups say the 1.3 credit multiplier may not help local producers compete.
Industry leaders say imported lamb has taken a growing share of the domestic market.
USDA hopes most of its newly announced fertilizer projects will be completed by the end of 2027.
EPA estimates the proposed changes could save $45 billion in regulatory compliance costs.
Green Evolution Technologies Chief Agronomist Dr. Chad Godsey recommends independent testing and on-farm trials to verify products deliver measurable returns in local conditions.
ASFMRA Senior Certified Appraiser Sondra Brancel says innovation and continued demand for cranberry products will remain important to supporting growers and the broader industry.
Farm Bureau says rising expenses can cut into earnings even when retail beef prices remain high.
Texas A&M researchers are working with the University of Florida on a potential treatment for the disease.
Farmers are reviewing crop budgets as fuel costs remain above year-ago levels.
Growing consumer demand has helped increase both export volume and value over the past year.
Some smaller feedlots are already empty as operators struggle with limited cattle availability.
Federal payments are keeping farm income elevated despite weaker earnings from agricultural markets.
The department has not released new details on how individual agencies or offices will be affected.
Delaying equipment purchases may offer little relief as repair and financing expenses continue rising.
Tight cattle supplies could leave some winter wheat fields harvested for grain rather than grazed.