The co-director of Texas A&M Ag and Food Policy Center says it’s unclear if the farm bill provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act can eliminate the frequency of ad-hoc disaster assistance. Bart Fisher says the reconciliation package had the biggest investment in farm bill programs in more than 20 years. “That was an […]
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The U.S. egg supply continues to be tight. The USDA says 8.89 billion eggs were produced in August 2025, down 2%
The director of public policy for Ohio Corn and Wheat says more investments in mycotoxin research are needed. Luke Crumley says the
An eastern-Ohio based agronomist says some farmers could see a rise in disease pressure this fall. Brad Miller with Dekalb ASGROW
The executive director of the Illinois Pork Producers Association says a new livestock apprenticeship program is aimed at strengthening the industry’s
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has confirmed highly pathogenic avian influenza for the first time in Allegan County.
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Director says the state’s House-passed budget would significantly limit disease mitigation and food
A group of corn and soybean buyers from Taiwan recently signed a memorandum of understanding to purchase more than one billion
China’s reluctance to buy new crop U.S. soybeans could be most felt by farmers in the Dakotas. University of Minnesota Extension
