An associate professor of ag policy and law at the University of Illinois says it’s unclear if the Farm Bill 2.0 has a chance at becoming law. The House Ag Committee has passed a bill out of committee, but Jonathan Coppess tells Brownfield the Congressional calendar is shorter this year and the politics are especially […]
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Farmer-owned seed company DLF highlighted its commitment to innovation and farmer-focused solutions at the Commodity Classic. Owned by approximately 2,800 farmers
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