Funding Bill Collapse Puts Agriculture at Risk
After opposition from some Republican Representatives and President-elect Donald Trump, House Speaker Mike Johnson pulled support for the Continuing Resolution that would have extended federal government funding through March 14.
Angie Craig Elected To Lead House Ag Democrats
Minnesota Representative Angie Craig has been elected to lead Democrats on the House Agriculture Committee.
Congress Releases Ag Relief Package Details
The proposed year-end ag disaster relief package allocates nearly $31 billion for farmers.
Ag Economists Spotlight Challenges Ahead
The latest Farm Journal Ag Economists’ Monthly Monitor reveals growing concerns over the U.S. farm economy.
Farmers Gain Optimism In Long-Term Outlook
Farmer sentiment increased again in November, according to a survey conducted from November 11 to 15.
Last Minute Budget Negotiations Include Farm Bill Extension and Farmer Economic Aid
Congress is racing the clock. A budget package needs to be passed by the end of the day on Friday, or there is a risk of a potential government shutdown.
Farm Conservation Funding Hits Record Yet Majority of Farmers Not Receiving Payments
Farm conservation funding reached a record high in 2024, mainly due to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
Sunflare Apple Becomes the Newest Named Variety
Washington State University turned to a public contest to name the most recent apple to emerge from its breeding program.
Congress in Stalemate Over Economic Aid for Farmers
Negotiations on funding economic aid for farmers and climate funding for farm conservation programs have grown contentious in the face of a rapidly approaching December 21 deadline.
Wheat Shipments Projected to Jump Amid Weaker Russian and EU Exports
The USDA projects U.S. wheat exports will rise significantly in the 2024/2025 year that ends on May 31 due to reduced exports from Russia and the EU.