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Early Push for National Year-Round E15 Expected in New Congress, Administration
An early push for national year-round E15 sales is expected as a new Congress and administration are seated. Legislative efforts fell short in the last Congress but gave national year-round E15 sales new momentum. Iowa Senator and farmer Chuck Grassley has already been in touch with House Speaker Mike Johnson. “And I texted to him…
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House Ag Committee Leaders Thompson and Craig Discuss Plans for New Year
House Ag Committee Leaders Thompson and Craig Discuss Plans for New Year Lancaster Farming
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SECNAV Names Navy’s Newest Guided Missile Destroyer (DDG 146) After MoH Recipient, Former U.S. Navy Seal, U.S. Senator and Nebraska Governor Robert Kerrey
SECNAV Names Navy’s Newest Guided Missile Destroyer (DDG 146) After MoH Recipient, Former U.S. Navy Seal, U.S. Senator and Nebraska Governor Robert Kerrey Rural Radio Network
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What To Expect From Friday’s Jobs Report
What To Expect From Friday’s Jobs Report MSN
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Economists to Media: Negative Trump Reporting is Hurting Agriculture
Economists to Media: Negative Trump Reporting is Hurting Agriculture PJ Media
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Former President Jimmy Carter passes leaves a legacy of political policy and humanitarian aid
Former President Jimmy Carter passes leaves a legacy of political policy and humanitarian aid. Iowa PBS
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Senate Agenda to Start 2025 Includes New Farm Bill
Senate Agenda to Start 2025 Includes New Farm Bill Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Carbon Pipeline Discussion Continues in South Dakota
The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission scheduled a series of six public input meetings in January about Summit Carbon Solutions’ application for a permit to construct a carbon dioxide pipeline. The meetings are scheduled for January 15-17 at various locations in eastern South Dakota near the proposed pipeline route. Iowa-based Summit Carbon Solutions plans a…
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East and Gulf Coast Port Strike Seems More Likely
Shippers want to know if there will be a strike because there’s less than a month until the International Longshoremen Association’s contract with the U.S. Maritime Alliance is set to expire. Supply Chain Dive says a major development in the prolonged negotiations occurred when President-elect Trump voiced his support for the ILA’s stance against automation…
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Farm bill extension provides time to improve farm safety net
A northeastern Illinois farmer says the recent extension of the farm bill gives Congress more time to make improvements to the farm safety net. Chris Gould, who farms in Kane County and serves as a director with the Illinois Corn Growers Association (ICGA), says crop insurance loss ratios need to be adjusted. “Big for Illinois…
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USDA Announces Awards for More Than $4.37 Billion in ‘Clean Energy’ Investments
USDA Announces Awards for More Than $4.37 Billion in Clean Energy Investments T&D World
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Farmers Head into 2025 with Another Farm Bill Extension, Aid
Farmers Head into 2025 with Another Farm Bill Extension, Aid Farm Bureau News
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AFBF: New Leadership in D.C. Has Work to Do for Farmers and Ranchers
Election 2024 is behind us, and some new faces are taking over leadership on the House and Senate Ag Committees. Sam Kieffer, Vice President of Public Policy for the American Farm Bureau Federation, says the four leaders of the committees have a wealth of experience. “The House Ag Committee Chairman is Glen “G.T.” Thompson from…
