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U.S. imposes 25% tariff on Brazil goods
U.S. imposes 25% tariff on Brazil goods FarmWeekNow
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USMCA Talks Reignite as Trump’s New Canada Tariffs Shake North America
USMCA Talks Reignite as Trump’s New Canada Tariffs Shake North America Agrolatam
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Trump Imposes 50% Tariffs on Select Canadian Imports
Trump Imposes 50% Tariffs on Select Canadian Imports AgWeb
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Trump threatens tariffs for Canada over wildfire smoke, Senator calls for sanctions
Trump threatens tariffs for Canada over wildfire smoke, Senator calls for sanctions Michigan Farm News
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Congress has much to do and they won’t do much
Farm & Food File: Congress has much to do and they won’t do much TheLandOnline
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Naig: U.S. Senate must act on year-round E15
Iowa’s Ag Secretary is urging the U.S. Senate to advance legislation that would allow year-round, nationwide sales of E15 gasoline. Mike Naig tells Brownfield, “Whether it goes in a farm bill, goes as a standalone, or goes in a supplemental budget, I don’t particularly care as long as it moves. It’s just too good of…
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Nebraska Leads U.S. in Farm Data Ownership Protection Law
Nebraska Leads U.S. in Farm Data Ownership Protection Law Farms.com
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USDA proposes major changes to foreign ag land reporting
USDA proposes major changes to foreign ag land reporting Farm Progress
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Candidate: U.S. Senate can’t go home until new Farm Bill
Candidate: U.S. Senate can’t go home until new Farm Bill KTTC
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Trump names singer John Rich USDA Special Envoy for U.S. landowners
Trump names singer John Rich USDA Special Envoy for U.S. landowners AOL.com
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SDRP Rule Change Could Boost Payments; Neiffer Updates ARC/PLC Outlook
SDRP Rule Change Could Boost Payments; Neiffer Updates ARC/PLC Outlook AgWeb
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USDA’s Vaden Visits MI Farm, Stresses Farmer Involvement With Fertilizer Issues
USDA’s Vaden Visits MI Farm, Stresses Farmer Involvement With Fertilizer Issues Farms.com
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Congress is out to lunch: USDA proceeds with 23% job cuts
Congress is out to lunch: USDA proceeds with 23% job cuts Farm and Dairy
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Grassley: Mosaic doesn’t need phosphate protections
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley says President Trump’s decision to temporarily suspend duties on phosphate fertilizer imports from Morocco could provide much-needed relief for American farmers. “In just four years, family farmers have paid an additional $7 billion for their fertilizer because of these tariffs.” The Mosaic Company recently told Brownfield it believes the countervailing duties…
