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Attorney general asks DOGE to investigate Grain Belt Express
Missouri’s Attorney General has asked the Trump administration to investigate a $4.9 billion federal loan awarded to the Grain Belt Express. The project would construct transmission lines across Missouri to transport wind-generated energy from Kansas to Indiana. In a letter, Attorney General Andrew Bailey said he wants the Department of Government Efficiency to cancel funding…
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Budget Progress Overshadowed by Tariff Uncertainty
Budget Progress Overshadowed by Tariff Uncertainty Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Slim margins, climate disasters, and Trump’s funding freeze: Life or death for many US farms
Slim margins, climate disasters, and Trump’s funding freeze: Life or death for many US farms The Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting
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China strikes back at Trump tariffs with 15% levies targeting US farmers
China strikes back at Trump tariffs with 15% levies targeting US farmers WFTV Orlando
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Secretary Rollins Unveils Bold Plan to Reignite Hope and Prosperity in Rural America
Secretary Rollins Unveils Bold Plan to Reignite Hope and Prosperity in Rural America MyChesCo
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Soy Farmers Appreciate Tariff Reprieve
WASHINGTON — “U.S. soybean farmers are appreciative of the administration’s announcement March 6 temporarily suspending tariffs on Canada and Mexico,” said Caleb Ragland, ASA president. “Cross-border trade between our three nations is vital for the continued success of U.S. agriculture, and we appreciate the president’s work to protect our sector. We were particularly heartened to…
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Common Sense: The missing ingredient in American politics, and what Congress can learn from Rural America
by Christine E. Hamp President, National Grange In a country built on the ideals of unity and collaboration, it is disheartening to witness the growing divisiveness that is paralyzing American politics. Today, more than ever, we need common sense—not as a partisan tool, but as a guiding principle—to navigate the challenges we face as a…
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USDA Planning to Terminate Leases for Dozens of FSA, NRCS Offices
USDA Planning to Terminate Leases for Dozens of FSA, NRCS Offices Farm Policy News
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Canada Suspends Imports From Biggest U.S. Pork Processing Plant
Canada Suspends Imports From Biggest U.S. Pork Processing Plant Successful Farming
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What cutting junk foods from SNAP could mean for millions of recipients
What cutting junk foods from SNAP could mean for millions of recipients Axios
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Trump claims US food safety superiority, promises tough times for EU goods
Trump claims US food safety superiority, promises tough times for EU goods MSN
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Trump Offers Fast-Track US Entry for South African Farmers, Ends Aid to Pretoria Over Land Seizure Dispute
Trump Offers Fast-Track US Entry for South African Farmers, Ends Aid to Pretoria Over Land Seizure Dispute iAfrica.com
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Nebraska farmers and ranchers gather at state Capitol to present 2025 policy priorities to Legislature
Nebraska farmers and ranchers gather at state Capitol to present 2025 policy priorities to Legislature Norfolk Daily News
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Trump offers citizenship to South African farmers ‘seeking to flee’ as USAID is pulled
Trump offers citizenship to South African farmers ‘seeking to flee’ as USAID is pulled Washington Examiner
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What will cost Americans more from sweeping tariffs on Mexico, China and Canada
What will cost Americans more from sweeping tariffs on Mexico, China and Canada AOL
