Month: October 2019

WASHINGTON, DC – Back in 1960, the typical American spent almost 17 percent of their […]

WASHINGTON, DC – When Congress passed the 2018 Farm Bill, they opened the door for […]

WASHINGTON, DC – The income that a household has available to pay its debt, referred […]

DES MOINES, IA – As the month of October comes to end, so does the […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Drought in Texas appears to have prompted cattlemen to move more livestock […]

WASHINGTON, DC – With Halloween approaching, many consumers are searching for the nearest pumpkin patch. […]

ATLANTA, GA – Agricultural conditions in the Sixth District remained mixed, according to the latest […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Trade tensions between the United States and China continue but tensions between […]

WASHINGTON, DC – As the leading crop produced by both Mexico and the United States, […]

KANSAS CITY, MO – Agricultural economic conditions in the Tenth District generally remained weak according […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Weekly ethanol production inched higher last week but still remains below levels […]

WASHINGTON, DC – While most households in the United States hare ample supplies of food […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Agricultural conditions deteriorated further due to the ongoing impacts of adverse weather, […]

WASHINGTON, DC – The renewable fuels industry has been increasingly critical of the Environmental Protection […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Smaller farms are falling further behind larger ones in terms of productivity, […]

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – Members of the World Trade Organization heard last week how close the […]

DODGE CITY, KS – Just one month after a fire at a Cargill beef packing […]

WASHINGTON, DC – As participants in USDA’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) spend their benefits, […]

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – The World Trade Organization (WTO) earlier this month, levied the largest award […]

WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced final rules to establish the […]