NASDA

NASDA welcomes House passage of farm bill, highlighting support for agriculture, rural economies, and food system resilience nationwide.

NASDA supports bipartisan farm bill progress, urging House leaders to act quickly to provide certainty for farmers and rural communities.

NASDA urges bipartisan action as Farm Bill 2.0 advances in Congress.

Celebrating women shaping ag, a new information hub spotlights their leadership, challenges and innovations while uniting efforts to advance women farmers.

The visit further strengthened bilateral agricultural cooperation and deepened ties between the U.S. and Morocco.

Vaden’s experience and demonstrated leadership within USDA make him well-qualified to serve in this critical leadership role, says NASDA CEO Ted McKinney.

In recent years, NASDA has played a vital role in helping strengthen U.S.-U.K. agricultural relations through its international trade missions.

The new policy item states comprehensive agricultural labor reform is needed to allow access to the H-2A program for year-round agriculture industries.

NASDA CEO Ted McKinney congratulates the new Secretary of Agriculture.

NASDA’s members-led Board of Directors chose five issues to serve as the organization’s primary policy focus for 2025.

NASDA looks forward to working with the U.S. Senate to get Brooke Rollins confirmed so she can begin to champion solutions for food and agricultural production.

The recent reversal could lead to significant changes in how environmental regulations are created, interpreted and enforced.

Chinn’s testimony focused on challenges faced by states in their role as co-regulators with the U.S. EPA.

“NASDA applauds Chairman Thompson for beginning the process of creating the next farm bill.

NASDA claims rule ignores the voices of nearly all in American agriculture who have long been seeking clarity on this issue.

The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture speaks out on federal agencies’ disregard of state governments’ role in regulating clean water.