Washington Policy
New revenue protection coverage will be available in select counties across 12 states beginning with the 2027 crop year.
The Bureau of Land Management says the adoption event is part of a broader effort to manage herd populations and protect western rangelands.
Congressional Western Caucus Chair Rep. Celeste Maloy discusses water availability and management, one of western agriculture’s most pressing policy issues.
USDA data show Spain remains an important export market for several U.S. agricultural commodities.
The competitive signup provides conservation payments while supporting soil, water and wildlife benefits.
Under the proposed settlement, Deere will be required for the next 10 years to provide farmers and independent repair providers with the same repair resources and software capabilities currently available to its authorized dealers.
The proposal would shift Food for Peace and McGovern-Dole from the State Department to USDA.
North American trade numbers are sending mixed signals for U.S. agriculture as the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) faces renewed attention.
The pilot program is designed to reduce paperwork ahead of the July 15 acreage reporting deadline.
The nation’s transportation network has played a critical role in connecting farmers with buyers for more than two centuries.
The declaration covers five counties affected by spring wildfires that burned more than 821,000 acres.
Country artist John Rich discusses his new role as Special Envoy for American Landowners and his efforts to advocate for farmers, ranchers, and property owners.
Powering America’s economy and protecting its future with reliable access to the nation’s critical minerals
Producers should watch USMCA talks because Canada and Mexico remain core markets for U.S. grains, livestock products, and other farm goods.
2023 Farm Bill
Thompson says he remains confident the Senate can advance the bipartisan farm bill before time runs out.
