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As lawmakers race to keep the government open, experts predict the challenges of implementing a Farm Bill will go beyond the looming possible government shutdown.

Despite a booming economy, existing tariffs and the threat of more, continue to cause harm throughout the nation’s heartland. New data reveals the potential impact on agriculture.

The Farm Bill has been signed, but getting all the programs finalized and implemented is a much longer process – further delayed by the shutdown.

Farm leaders from across the country are in Washington to appeal to lawmakers on trade before another planting season gets underway. RFD-TV’s Sarah Mock has that perspective from the Nation’s Capital. Sorghum growers say they’re hopeful about talks with Chinese negotiators in D.C. this week. 

Just under a month into the new Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the level of concern in the ag industry about securing a trade deal with Japan is on the rise. Wheat growers in the Pacific Northwest are already dealing with the loss of major markets in Asia. That action in the near term will involve increased oversight of the President’s trade agenda by Congress, but is unlikely at this point to include additional trade aid payments.

The Secretary of Agriculture announces that FSA offices across the country will reopen Thursday, recalling nearly 10,000 unpaid USDA workers.

Farm lenders say rising prices don’t seem to be on the horizon, and the industry is in much better shape than it was during the crisis of the 1980s. RFD-TV’s Sarah Mock reporting.

With concerns about the government shutdown growing, many programs like “food stamps” could run out of money by the end of the month. RFD-TV’s Sarah Mock reports, the USDA has an answer for that. 

The U.S. can now export five more genetically modified crops to China. The move comes during day two of face-to-face trade talks in Beijing.

Livestock haulers won’t be required to use an electronic logging device during the government shutdown. 

How do the new trade agreements affect American farmers?

China buys more U.S. soybeans with market sources claiming a purchase of between 5 and 15 cargoes

Representatives compromise on key policies like SNAP work requirements and forest management in order to secure passage.

The Crop Harvest Insurance deadline for most spring planted crops is today, December 10, 2018

America’s 41st President will will be remembered at a state funeral in Washington D.C. today.

Top Administration officials look ahead to the President’s schedule of meetings at the G20 Summit, with a decision on additional Chinese tariffs expected.

A discussion draft of the proposed legislation has been released, which could make substantial changes to the Renewable Fuels Standard program.

In tribute to the sacrifices made by all of our veterans, we share the story of a Kentucky serviceman who was awarded the Medal of Honor.

The EPA and President Trump announce that the higher ethanol blend could be available year-round by next summer.

Dairy enthusiasts come together to compete, and to exchange ideas, knowledge, technology and commerce.

Agreements secure a new trilateral trade pact: The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

These metal structures are a must-have for the modern-day farmer and anyone looking for a high-quality option for storage and beyond.

Bill Christianson of the Pig Improvement Company (PIC) speaks about the impact of African Swine Fever on the US Hog Market.

In an RFD-RV exclusive interview, President Trump assures farmers that their long-term best interest is top-of-mind in trade negotiations.

Non-profit group helps communities build 13 (and counting) playground sets in areas devastated by Hurricane Harvey last year.

The controversial Waters Of The U.S. rule is back in effect, after a judge decides it was illegally suspended.

Tariffs raised on some U.S. Agricultural goods in response to Trump Administration's plans to double tariffs on Turkish steel and aluminum.

RFD-TV is playing a crucial role in the breathtaking plans for this national treasure.

Wisconsin alone has lost 382 dairy farms through the first seven months of 2018, but marketing innovations hold promise.

Experts are fighting to ensure that the process’s potential – and its differences from Genetic Modification – are clear. 

The soybean rally changes course after the Trump Administration indicates an increase in tariffs on Chinese goods.

RFD-TV celebrates the spirit and hard work ethic embodied by the American cowboy!

Experts say that the most important time for lawmakers to support investments in ag research is right now.

China and the E.U., meanwhile, strengthen their trade relationship.

Congress has a message for communities struggling with the opioid crisis: help is on the way.

EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt resigns amid controversy and after months of criticism from the biofuels industry over the Renewable Fuel Standard.

With the successful passage of the House and Senate versions of the 2018 Farm Bill, what might be in store as the two drafts become one?

The Findlay, Ohio native assumes her new role on July 16.

Bridging the information gap between the public and modern agriculture to help feed a growing world.

Paul Neiffer explains how some recent court rulings might affect farmers and ranchers who have a large amount of non-farm income and incur losses year-after-year on their operation.

Concern about the long-term consequences of the current trade dispute is increasing.

New feed additive for pork focuses on enhancing gut form and function while optimizing the immune system.

Jep and Jessica Robertson operate their Jep’s Southern Roots food trailer in Dripping Springs, Texas (just west of Austin).

Co-ops have evolved to serve producers in this ever-changing agri-business climate.

A variety of factors are leading to the expansion of this key fiber crop into unaccustomed territory.

Watch the full interview as these ag leaders address trade, labor and regulations.

Both nations agree not to impose previously threatened tariffs.

After a wild ride, the House denies passage of the contentious Farm Bill legislation with a 198-213 vote.

Get details on this year's event from the National Pork Producers Council.

Trade talks with the Asian nation will resume next week when the Chinese President's top economic adviser visits the US. 

Find out what makes this a conference unlike any other.

Roger McEowen explains the ins and outs of gifting ag commodities to children or other family members.