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GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – It appears as if pressure from the United States to force modernization […]

WASHINGTON, DC – The House of Representatives is expected to take up legislation this week […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Cattle and calves on feed, as of the first of May, is […]

WASHINGTON, DC – In 2018, the U.S. food and beverage manufacturing sector employed more than […]

WASHINGTON, DC – For the first time this calendar year, dairy producers signed up for […]

COLLEGE STATION, TX – While President Trump has been focused on a border wall to […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Amid deteriorating relations between the United States and China, USDA and the […]

KANSAS CITY, MO – Issues that have appeared in the food industry over the past […]

WASHINGTON, DC – As the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) turns 50 years old, Administrator Andrew […]

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – The World Trade Organization (WTO) says a sharp contraction in global trade […]

WASHINGTON, DC – USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) and Farm Service Agency (FSA) will host […]

WASHINGTON, DC – USDA released its latest World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates on Tuesday […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Federal Maritime Commission recently released a Final Interpretive Rule to allow for […]

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. farmers are expected to produce 1.25 billion bushels of winter wheat […]

SIOUX FALLS, SD – Last week, USDA announced further information and details surrounding the application […]

FORT COLLINS, CO – A recent study conducted by Colorado State University Livestock Economist Dr. […]

WASHINGTON, DC – On the heels of a couple of recent trade deal signings, U.S. […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Did you know the United States exported enough ethanol in 2019 to […]

WASHINGTON, DC – The unemployment rate rose to 14.7 percent in April, reflecting the effects […]

WASHINGTON, DC – For farmers that experienced weather-related disasters in 2018 or 2019, there’s a […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Year-to-year farm bankruptcies increased 23 percent, according to the American Farm Bureau […]

DENVER, CO – Though Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue told reporters on Wednesday that current meat […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Weekly exports soared for wheat, cotton, and corn, with the latter hitting […]

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. meat exports continued to ride a wave of demand through the […]

AMARILLO, TX – R-CALF (Ranchers-Cattlemen Action Legal Fund, United Stockgrowers of America) launched a petition […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Based upon the success of a pilot program last summer, USDA is […]

LUBBOCK, TX – Interest in sorghum is high once again, as the Phase One trade […]

MIDLAND, TX – As the nation continues to battle the coronavirus and resulting lockdown of […]

LUBBOCK, TX – The 2018 Farm Bill opened the door for the legalization and expansion […]

WEST LAFAYETTE, IN – Farmers and ranchers have lost optimism in the agricultural economy in […]

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM – For the last few years, the Trump administration has been blocking appointments […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Pictures and videos of producers dumping commodities due to the lack of […]

WASHINGTON, DC – In response to the economic hardships being faced in the wake of […]

CACTUS, TX – One of the hottest spots in the nation’s fight against COVID-19 is […]

WEST LAFAYETTE, IN – Despite a roaring general economy in the first two months of […]

WASHINGTON, DC – The 2018 Farm Bill’s Price Loss Coverage (PLC) program is the overwhelming […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Roughly 30 percent of the nation’s ethanol plants are offline as the […]

WASHINGTON, DC – Researchers at USDA’s Economic Research Service (ERS) figure one of the best […]

AMARILLO, TX – The announced closure of one of Canada’s largest beef plants is highlighting […]

WASHINGTON, DC – According to data released Tuesday by the Farm Service Agency (FSA), there […]

WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department of the Army […]