Supply Chain and Logistics
Dr. Faith Parum discusses fertilizer market conditions, Farm Bureau’s new strategic fertilizer report, and policy options to strengthen the U.S. fertilizer supply chain.
EPA Region 6 Administrator Scott Mason explains how proposed diesel rule changes could impact truckers, farmers, and the broader economy.
The SPUR program will provide payments to eligible federally and qualifying state-inspected processors.
USDA has released new details on its $500 million SPUR program, which will provide per-head payments to eligible small and mid-sized federally inspected meat processors.
A streamlined packing operation helps deliver fresh summer produce just hours after harvest.
Global apparel production is shifting, but the expected boost for North American cotton manufacturing has yet to materialize.
Lewie Pugh with OOIDA states that the EPA’s updated diesel emissions proposal does not fully meet the needs of small-truck operators and agriculture-dependent businesses.
A June 30 sustainability analysis notes that beef, dairy, pork, poultry, sheep, goats, and aquaculture all face different production realities.
The analysis says China continues to play a major role in global textile and cotton demand despite shifts in apparel manufacturing.
The new FIELDS program will support domestic fertilizer projects aimed at strengthening long-term supply and lowering costs for farmers