The Agriculture Transportation Coalition’s Executive Director says a proposal before the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office would be devastating for exports. Peter Friedman calls proposed penalties under the Trade Act an effort by labor unions to resurrect U.S. shipbuilding, which he says has been obsolete for three decades. “The proposal under 301 would be to impose […]
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The USDA expects 50.113 million acres of hay to be harvested in 2026. That would be up 1% on the year,
The USDA says it’s taking steps to improve grazing access on federal lands to help strengthen the U.S. cattle industry.
A petroleum group says the EPA’s new biofuel blending requirements will cost consumers and taxpayers more. Geoff Cooper with the Renewable Fuels Association
U.S. farmers are expected to plant more cotton acres in 2026, while cutting back on rice. Upland cotton planted is pegged
A new study from AgriNovus Indiana shows the agbioscience sector contributes more than $82 billion in economic activity across the state.
Legislation that would have prohibited foreign adversaries from acquiring Wisconsin farm and forest land has been vetoed by Governor Tony Evers.
Research at the University of Minnesota is finding farmers implementing soil health principles can start spring field management sooner than their
The U.S. corn supply on March 1st was the largest for that date on record. The USDA says corn stocks at
Michigan livestock industry leaders are asking state lawmakers to keep funding the Michigan Alliance for Animal Agriculture. Michigan State University AgBioResearch
