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What happens on Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ and beyond?
What happens on Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ and beyond?  FOX Bangor/ABC 7 News and Stories
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New US ag secretary Brooke Rollins schedules first Iowa visit on Monday
New US ag secretary Brooke Rollins schedules first Iowa visit on Monday  Yahoo
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China hits US agriculture, says won’t be bullied by fresh Trump tariffs
China hits US agriculture, says won’t be bullied by fresh Trump tariffs  AOL
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Farm & Food File: Brexit shows what’s ahead for U.S. trade war
Farm & Food File: Brexit shows what’s ahead for U.S. trade war  thelandonline.com
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Farmers brace for impact of tariffs on Mexico, China, and Canada
Farmers brace for impact of tariffs on Mexico, China, and Canada  Jacksonville Journal-Courier
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Trump tariffs live updates: Trump has ‘very good’ call with Canada’s Carney ahead of reciprocal tariffs
Trump tariffs live updates: Trump has ‘very good’ call with Canada’s Carney ahead of reciprocal tariffs  Yahoo Finance
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What Is SNAP and What Challenges Is It Facing Under the Trump Administration?
What Is SNAP and What Challenges Is It Facing Under the Trump Administration?  TIME
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Rollins to promote ag exports in six countries
Rollins to promote ag exports in six countries  The Fence Post
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US Senator Coons Wants More Information on Cancellation of USDA Food Assistance
US Senator Coons Wants More Information on Cancellation of USDA Food Assistance  WGMD Radio
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Secretary Rollins Announces Aggressive International Travel Agenda
WASHINGTON — U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins will visit six international markets in her first six months as Secretary to expand markets and boost American agricultural exports. At a time when the agricultural trade deficit is at nearly $50 billion following the previous administration’s little to no action in the international marketplace, the United…
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Commissioner Sid Miller on USDA’s Additional Year-Long Extension of the Horse Protection Act Final Rule
AUSTIN, Texas — “This decision marks another significant victory for the equine industry and all who advocate for fair, reasonable regulations. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has agreed to delay the implementation of its Horse Protection Act final rule until February 1, 2026—further strengthening our fight against federal overreach and unjust mandates. I also want…
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What will Liberation Day Bring Regarding Tariffs?
What will Liberation Day Bring Regarding Tariffs?  Farms.com
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Agriculture Secretary Rollins Tells USDA Staff to Stop Leaking
Agriculture Secretary Rollins Tells USDA Staff to Stop Leaking  Bloomberg Government
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Booker, Colleagues Introduce Honor Farmer Contracts Act
Booker, Colleagues Introduce Honor Farmer Contracts Act  InsiderNJ
