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POTUS looks at WOTUS
It's been awhile .... since we mentioned WOTUS. The Trump administration thought it was time for a WOTUS (Waters of the United States)...
Mar 18, 2025


Super Scarecrows Fighting Bird Flu with Technology
Farmers are laser-focused on protecting their flocks from the main carriers of bird flu: wild birds. Betcha didn’t know: Minnesota...
Mar 18, 2025


Some Good (Tariff) News: Canadian Potash Edition
ICYMI, tariffs have taken a front row seat in the news lately. Earlier this week, we covered President Trump’s “ever-evolving” tariffs....
Mar 18, 2025


Cuts and Consequences for Agriculture in the Line of DOGE Fire
“If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball.” — But agriculture isn’t dodging DOGE—and the balls being thrown keep compounding. The...
Mar 18, 2025


Tweaked Tomatoes Take Off
Scientists have uncovered the genes that decide how big tomatoes and eggplants will grow. Armed with this new research out of Johns...
Mar 11, 2025


Bridging Troubled Waters in Panama Deal
A new deal with the Panama Canal could bridge troubled waters in exports. The rundown: A Hong Kong conglomerate is selling its stake...
Mar 11, 2025


Oh Canada, Reciprocal Tariffs for You
And the theme of the news this week is once again… . New news on tariffs, eh?! This time, pertaining directly to our neighbors to the...
Mar 11, 2025


Rootworm Resistance Wilting?
Pest-resistant corn varieties may have reached their expiration date. The rundown: Bt corn, notable for fighting rootworm infestations...
Mar 7, 2025


Trump Tariffs Trigger “Tit for Tat” Response
have hit Canada, China, and Mexico with a wave of reciprocal tariffs set to hit all U.S. trading partners on April 2. Rewind: Trump...
Mar 7, 2025


Rollins with the Changes: New U.S. Secretary of Ag at Commodity Classic
Rollins was rollin’ with her homies (farmers) at Commodity Classic in Denver this week. Relief is on the way, dear! *insert Mrs....
Mar 7, 2025


“Operation Return to Sender” Brings Lawsuits
Operation Return to Sender is yielding some unexpected fan mail from the United Farm Workers. The organization , plus five San Joaquin...
Mar 4, 2025


Big Boats, Big Bucks in New Trade Policy
A new proposal from The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative suggests hefty fees for Chinese cargo ships doing business at American...
Mar 4, 2025


USDA’s Billion Dollar Bird Flu Plan
The USDA isn’t around with bird flu any longer. On Thursday, Secretary of Ag Brooke Rollins announced the USDA’s $1B plan to combat...
Mar 4, 2025


The Future of Fertilizer Is Glass
Watch out traditional fertilizers…there’s a new fertilizer on the scene, and it’s made of . Shattered glass: Researchers reported in ...
Feb 28, 2025


Dairy Industry Making Mooves
The dairy industry is making mooves . Last week the Fair Milk Pricing for Farmers Act received bipartisan support when Senators Kirsten...
Feb 28, 2025


404: Climate Data Not Found
The Purge isn’t just a horror movie. It’s also happening IRL. But…in terms of website content, to be clear. If you erase it, it’s like it...
Feb 28, 2025


Biochar Cuts Back Campylobacter
Free-range chicken feed may get supercharged with biochar as an antidote for the Campylobacter bacteria, thanks to new findings from...
Feb 25, 2025


EU Import Crackdown
The European Commission could clear a rocky patch for farmers in future policy-making. The rundown: The ruling body of the EU released a...
Feb 25, 2025


USDA Issues Course Corrections
“You’re (re)hired!” What is going on?! ICYMI , the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), aka bird flu, has led to the culling of...
Feb 25, 2025


Bayer Tries to Block Lawsuits
Bayer is throwing its weight behind legislation that would block failure to warn lawsuits that claim Roundup causes cancer. The...
Feb 18, 2025
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