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Texas Farm Credit Supports Leadership and Business Training for Agricultural Producers

Texas Farm Credit Supports Leadership and Business Training for Agricultural Producers

Texas Farm Credit Supports Leadership and Business Training for Agricultural Producers
El Paso TimesEl Paso Times
Ranchers cheer as Mexican cattle cross US border after 16-month halt

Ranchers cheer as Mexican cattle cross US border after 16-month halt

The renewal of cattle imports from Mexico are being celebrated after a 16 month-long pause in imports because of New World screwworm infestations in Mexico.
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Specialty Crop Leaders Advocate for Trade Agreement Revisions, Enhanced Food Safety, and Farm Bill Changes

Specialty Crop Leaders Advocate for Trade Agreement Revisions, Enhanced Food Safety, and Farm Bill Changes

Specialty Crop Leaders Advocate for Trade Agreement Revisions, Enhanced Food Safety, and Farm Bill Changes
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Family Businesses Face Complex Succession Challenges Amidst Great Wealth Transfer

Family Businesses Face Complex Succession Challenges Amidst Great Wealth Transfer

Family Businesses Face Complex Succession Challenges Amidst Great Wealth Transfer
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Banca d'Italia and ECB Host Workshop on 'China Shock 2.0' and Global Economic Implications

Banca d'Italia and ECB Host Workshop on 'China Shock 2.0' and Global Economic Implications

Banca d'Italia and ECB Host Workshop on 'China Shock 2.0' and Global Economic Implications
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World Bank Raises £1.25 Billion Through Sustainable Development Bond Amidst Strong Investor Demand

World Bank Raises £1.25 Billion Through Sustainable Development Bond Amidst Strong Investor Demand

World Bank Raises £1.25 Billion Through Sustainable Development Bond Amidst Strong Investor Demand
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Ten Acre Marketing Emphasizes Strategic Marketing for Agricultural Business Growth

Ten Acre Marketing Emphasizes Strategic Marketing for Agricultural Business Growth

Ten Acre Marketing Emphasizes Strategic Marketing for Agricultural Business Growth
Asheville Citizen-TimesAsheville Citizen-Times
Opinion: North Carolina’s farm families are hurting — don’t tax them more

Opinion: North Carolina’s farm families are hurting — don’t tax them more

A national wealth tax could hurt family farms that are land rich but cash poor, says former Rep. Heath Shuler.
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Arizona State University Launches Kernel Program to Boost Domestic Organic Farming

Arizona State University Launches Kernel Program to Boost Domestic Organic Farming

Arizona State University’s Swette Center for Sustainable Food Systems has launched a new nationwide organic mentorship program called Kernel. This initiative aims to address the long-standing inability of American farmers to meet the demand for organic products, which has led to billions of dollars being spent on foreign organic imports. Kernel will provide mentorship, technical assistance, and networking opportunities to farmers, ranchers, and handlers transitioning to organic practices. The program builds upon the success of the USDA’s Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP), which is set to conclude on September 30. Kernel officially launched on October 1, with a budget primarily dedicated to compensating mentors, offering $1,000 per mentee for up to five mentees, aiming for approximately 2,000 mentor/mentee pairings. The program seeks to overcome financial, time, and knowledge barriers associated with USDA Organic certification, including the challenging three-year transition period during whi...
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States and FTC Settle with Corteva Over Pesticide Loyalty Programs, Aiming for Lower Farmer Costs

States and FTC Settle with Corteva Over Pesticide Loyalty Programs, Aiming for Lower Farmer Costs

States and FTC Settle with Corteva Over Pesticide Loyalty Programs, Aiming for Lower Farmer Costs
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Senator John Boozman Indicates Farm Bill Action Likely Delayed Until Lame-Duck Session

Senator John Boozman Indicates Farm Bill Action Likely Delayed Until Lame-Duck Session

U.S. Senate Ag Committee Chairman John Boozman has indicated that a Senate floor vote for the 2026 Farm Bill is unlikely to occur before the November midterm elections. This sentiment is echoed by Gary Adams, CEO of the National Cotton Council, who notes the bill is not currently on the Senate's floor calendar. Both Boozman and Adams suggest that action on the Farm Bill will likely be pushed into the lame-duck session following the elections. Boozman is urging leaders of the House and Senate Agriculture Committees to utilize the upcoming recess for continued negotiations. The goal is to build a comprehensive package that can secure passage in both chambers of Congress before the end of the year. The timing of the lame-duck session's effectiveness for the Farm Bill may largely depend on the outcomes of the November midterm elections, according to Adams.
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Federal Reserve Economists Meet with Wyoming, Colorado, and Nebraska Producers on Agricultural Economic Conditions

Federal Reserve Economists Meet with Wyoming, Colorado, and Nebraska Producers on Agricultural Economic Conditions

Federal Reserve Economists Meet with Wyoming, Colorado, and Nebraska Producers on Agricultural Economic Conditions