Several states, including Kansas and South Dakota, are considering banning Chinese-made drones.
This follows Congress’s legislation prohibiting government use of these drones due to national security concerns.
The pending countering CCP Drones Act could further restrict their operation by banning their use of U.S. communications infrastructure.
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NCBA and the Noble Research Institute say preparing the next generation begins well before ownership changes hands.
The next U.S. Drought Monitor is scheduled for release Thursday, providing an updated look at moisture conditions across the country.
Supporters say reforming the H-2A program is critical to maintaining a stable agricultural workforce and ensuring farms can continue producing food while remaining economically viable.
The NCBA says the Senate Farm Bill strengthens key cattle programs but leaves Proposition 12 and year-round E15 unresolved while officials respond to New World screwworm cases.
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