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‘I Press My Own Buttons’: Al Gore Goes On Unhinged Rant During UN Climate Summit
‘I Press My Own Buttons’: Al Gore Goes On Unhinged Rant During UN Climate Summit Shore News Network
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Corn Speculators Embrace Bullish Outlook As US Exports Climb
Corn Speculators Embrace Bullish Outlook As US Exports Climb Finimize
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Washington Week Ahead: Ag Committee leaders eye disaster relief, income aid
Washington Week Ahead: Ag Committee leaders eye disaster relief, income aid Agri-Pulse
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Farm machinery sales are holding up well
Farm machinery sales are holding up well Farming Life
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Who will head Trump’s Department of Agriculture?
Who will head Trump’s Department of Agriculture? American Thinker
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Will New Policies Reshape the Ag Industry’s Future?
Unscripted: Will New Policies Reshape the Ag Industry’s Future? Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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New life in the farm bill
The head lobbyist with the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association says the election results could motivate Congress to get a farm bill passed in its lame duck session. Ethan Lane tells Brownfield, “That would be a really good move to clear the decks of some of this stuff going into what we know will be a…
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Grain Markets Bounce Friday After an Ugly Week: Can The Recovery Continue?
Grain Markets Bounce Friday After an Ugly Week: Can The Recovery Continue? Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Agriculture under attack
A Washington, D.C.-based public relations expert says agriculture in America is under a well-funded attack. Jack Hubbard, owner of Berman and Company, says groups like HSHS (Humane Society of the US) and ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) have a singular mission. “They wake up every single morning and they want…
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Trump taps ‘border czar’ who promised worksite immigration enforcement
The choice of Tom Homan comes after Trump conducted workplace raids during his first term, including at seven Mississippi poultry plants.
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Ag economist says farm bill needs to be prioritized in lame duck
An ag economist says it is crucial Congress passes a farm bill before the end of the year. “The math changes when we get to a new Congress,” says John Newton with Terrain Ag. Newton tells Brownfield he’s optimistic a farm bill can and should be prioritized in the lame duck session. “All four corners…
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Bad Years Create Tax Planning Opportunities
EAST LANSING, Mich. — When we think about tax planning, we usually think about reducing income taxes in a profitable year. However, many farmers are facing a loss on income taxes this year. Tax planning is still valuable in an unprofitable year. Maintaining a stable taxable income over time allows you to more effectively reduce…
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FTC investigates Deere over repair access issues
FTC investigates Deere over repair access issues Farms.com
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Who Will Lead Trump’s USDA?
Who Will Lead Trump’s USDA? Lancaster Farming
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AFBF seeks farmer protection from PFAS contaminations
A leader with the American Farm Bureau Federation says farmers shouldn’t be held liable for any contamination of PFAS chemicals in their fields. Courtney Briggs, senior director of government affairs, says producers currently have some protection from an EPA enforcement action. “But they do not have protection from third party liability. There is a section…
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Certain Big Storm Next Week, Uncertainty on the Details
Certain Big Storm Next Week, Uncertainty on the Details DTN The Progressive Farmer
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U.S. Sales of Ag Tractors and Combines Fall in October 2024
MILWAUKEE – U.S. sales of Ag tractors decreased 14.2% in October 2024 compared to the year prior, according to new data from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers. Sales of combines also fell during the month, dropping 34.6% compared to 2023. “October’s sales of ag tractors and combines follow a September that also showed a slowdown in sales,”…
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Expect messaging shift on conservation, climate in Trump USDA
Expect messaging shift on conservation, climate in Trump USDA Agri-Pulse
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Mexico Now Top U.S. Export Customer, China Drops to Third
U.S. food and ag sales to Mexico surged by 7% during the 2024 fiscal year, making the North American neighbor the No. 1 ag export customer, according to Census Bureau data tracked by the USDA. China fell to third place behind Canada in export purchases. Shipments to Mexico totaled $30 billion, an increase of $2…
