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Southeast Regional Ag News
The 2023 Farm Bill will be the first in history to cost over $1 trillion according to John Newton, chief economist for the Senate Agriculture Committee. Much of the increase comes from more money for SNAP.
Farm of the Future
The 2023 Farm Bill will be the first in history to cost over $1 trillion.
Southeast Regional Ag News
Immigration and farm labor are uniquely linked, according to Senator Thom Tillis, a North Carolina Republican. Labor is one of the topics farmers are bringing up during Farm Bill Listening sessions.
Farm of the Future
Labor is one of the topics farmers are bringing up during Farm Bill Listening sessions.
Line on Agriculture
National Farmers Union Vice President of Advocacy, Mike Stranz
Southeast Regional Ag News
Outbreaks of FMD have occurred off the coast of Australia and Indonesia, making it even more important to be prepared in the United States.
Southeast Regional Ag News
Rising interest rates are among the lesser-discussed threats farmers face to their bottom line, but it’s one that got attention at a recent farm bill hearing.
Southeast Regional Ag News
Since 2000, total domestic production of oranges dropped 80 percent, while grapefruit production declined 88 percent, highlighting the need for robust farm bill programs for the citrus industry.
The Agribusiness Update
A Farm Bill listening session will be held in Newberry, Florida today, and the Farm Credit Administration updates inflations impact on agriculture.
Farm of the Future
The farm economic environment at the time a farm bill is written is a key driver to how congress approaches the legislation.
Line on Agriculture
American Coalition for Ethanol Cheif Executive Officer, Brian Jennings
Line on Agriculture
National Bison Association Program Manager, Lydia Whitman
Line on Agriculture
Lori Steverer, National Pork Producers Council President-Elect
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Senate economist, John Newton talks about why a Farm Bill safety net is more important now than ever.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Senate economist, John Newton talks about why a Farm Bill safety net is more important now than ever.
Southeast Regional Ag News
A tough budget environment and expected falling crop prices will make it extra difficult to write the next farm bill.
California Ag Today
I spoke with House Ag Committee Chairman G.T. Thompson about the Farm Bill, and when it comes to his priorities with the Farm Bill…
Line on Agriculture
National Association of Conservation Districts Director of Government Affairs, Chris Young
Farm of the Future
Chris Young, NACD Director of Government Affairs says maintaining investments in conservation programs is a top priority.
Line on Agriculture
Mary Pfaffko with Defenders of Wildlife says Biodiversity Depends on Farmers and Ranchers