Scott Kuschmider will develop and implement strategies to effectively engage with government entities and monitor legislative and regulatory developments.
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 February, members from several industry organizations participated in the DC Fly-in to visit lawmakers on Capitol Hill and raise awareness of key issues.
The groups represent hundreds of thousands of farmers across the U.S. — farmers whose livelihoods are at stake if the report turns to conjecture and opinion to form its content.
With agriculture most of the attention focuses on national concerns, but a recent MACA meeting focused on state legislative issues.
The Peach State becomes the second in the nation to say that federal labels provide ample warning for crop protection products.
The temporary agreement will reduce tariffs by 115% on both sides, providing breathing room for market stability.
Reforms are essential to improving regulatory efficiency, transparency, and science-based decision-making.
The Iowa Senate passed the anti-pipeline bill with a vote of 27-22, effectively banning carbon capture and sequestration projects within Iowa
CPDA has provided extensive data to EPA demonstrating the effectiveness of adjuvants in enhancing application precision and minimizing spray drift.
The final Insecticide Strategy provides flexibilities to states and growers. Find out what association leaders are saying.
The move is intended to help maintain a stable and adequate fuel supply during the nation’s busiest travel months.
With Governor Armstrong’s signature, North Dakota becomes the first state to fully pass legislation reaffirming EPA-backed science behind crop protection tool safety.
The Modern Ag Alliance applauds Governor Armstrong for signing HB 1318 into law, marking a major victory for North Dakota farmers.
The U.S. wheat industry and its customers depend on ocean-going vessels, especially dry bulk carriers, and exports are vital to this sector.
Bayer’s appeal seeks to establish federal rules over state ones in glyphosate cases. But a few recent decisions indicate the Supreme Court is moving away from federal oversight.
The letter to Secretary Burgum makes the case that phosphate and potash clearly meet the criteria to be defined as a critical mineral.
New Ohio Agribusiness Association (OABA) President Melinda Witten outlines her plans for the organization – in 2025 and beyond.
Company argues circuit split on cross-cutting question of federal preemption warrants review.