The NWF urged congressional leaders to build a bipartisan 2024 Farm Bill that permanently incorporates ag conservation funding from the Inflation Reduction Act
Young farmers applaud Chairwoman Stabenow for a bipartisan agreement on the details of the next Farm Bill.
The final guidance on eligibility for the Sustainable Aviation Fuel tax credits was met with concern from NCGA leaders.
More than 60 ag groups voice support for increased legislative clarity that ensures glyphosate and other essential tools remain available to America’s farmers.
The measures include changes to pesticide labeling requirements and issuing of Endangered Species Protection Bulletins.
It seems like today’s crop protection suppliers are spending more time in the nation’s courtrooms than in customer fields.
The bill would provide civil liability defense to manufacturers in lawsuits over adverse health impacts of products that meet EPA labeling requirements.
The legislation will recognize the importance of ensuring a strong and sustainable domestic fertilizer supply for American farmers.
Litigation pitting the Endangered Species Act and the EPA could have a huge impact on pesticide usage, says CPDA President Terry Kippley.
Each year, ARA recognizes top legislators who have championed the issues of importance to agriculture and agriculture suppliers.
The Fertilizer Institute has expressed deep concern with the release of the EPA’s changes to its Risk Management Program.
The LAUNCH program is geared to help Ohio agribusinesses Elevate People, Elevate Ideas and Elevate the Industry.
Through prior roles, Dr. Gooden has been directly involved in so much that Rural Development has accomplished in every state under the Biden-Harris Administration.
Dunn joins CLA after serving as a Partner in the Environmental, Safety, and Incident Response group at an international law firm.
the model bill, passed unanimously by AAPFCO membership, will provide a single plant biostimulant label format and definition across the country.
The order addresses use of the formerly registered dicamba products and authorizes limited sale and distribution of those products.
New approach ensures EPA’s work to protect endangered species from pesticides is practical, flexible, and supports the agricultural community.
Several individuals have been appointed to senior staff positions in Washington, DC.
This coordination will help EPA meet its obligations under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) while increasing flexibility for the agricultural community.