How Has the U.S. Endangered Species Act Impacted the Biologicals Market?

Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall is urging elected leaders to stand with farmers as they reconsider the contents of a Continuing Resolution (CR).

The climate-focused conservation funds included in the IRA help farmers make their operations more resilient.

Congress needs to recognize the critical role payments to growers play in sustaining the entire supply chain.

President-elect Trump nominates former White House staffer Brooke Rollins to succeed Tom Vilsack as head of USDA.

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.

New report identifies significant impacts on the farm bill and federal agricultural policy if U.S. farmers lost access to glyphosate.

GlobalData’s Paula Bauer offers her view on some of the changes expected in the U.S. agribusiness industry from Trump 2.0, starting with the farm bill.

Andrew Walmsley comes to CPDA with over 18 years of experience in government relations.

EPA without explanation tripled the number of ESA runoff points required and imposed a new 10-foot mandatory ground spray drift buffer farmers must adopt.

DCPA (Dacthal) was registered to control weeds and primarily used on crops such as broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage and onions.

Growers and applicators can use sulfoxaflor in rotation with other insecticides to reduce the potential spread of insecticide resistance.

Issues with staffing/funding are hampering this legislation’s ability to do what it was intended to, says CropLife America CEO Alex Dunn.

The bipartisan group of lawmakers are proposing an extension to the 45Z tax credit for low-carbon biofuels for 10 years.

Additional measures to protect federally threatened or endangered species and their designated critical habitats from the effects of chlorpyrifos.

AGree looks to post-election for Farm Bill progress.

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

According to one agricultural law expert, the fallout from this year’s Chevron ruling by the Supreme Court will take “decades” to sort out.

USW commends the USDA for its thorough, science-based process resulting in the deregulation of the HB4 drought-tolerant trait from Bioceres Crop Solutions.