Agri-Pulse Daily Voice

The House of Representatives has voted in favor of going to conference with the Senate to work out the differences on their tax reform plan.

Late last week, the Senate cleared a tax reform proposal that the chair of the chamber’s agriculture committee says will be beneficial to producers.

EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt talks with Agri-Pulse Contributing Editor Jeff Nalley and offers updates on where things stand with Waters of the United States and dicamba.

The Environmental Protection Agency came out with blending levels under the Renewable Fuel Standard that contained some positives and negatives for the biofuels industry.

After seeing farm income trend lower for the last three years, the Department of Agriculture says profits are forecast to be relatively stable in 2017.

The Senate Budget Committee voted on Tuesday to advance the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, sending the measure to the floor on a party line vote.

The Environmental Protection Agency is holding a public hearing today in West Virginia to gather input on what it should do with one of the Obama administration’s chief climate legacy provisions.

Many corn and soybean producers across the country all use the same commodity program through the farm bill, but sorghum growers are hoping they can maintain their program of choice in the upcoming legislation as well.

When people talk about infrastructure, the conversation is widening from just roads and bridges to also include things like internet connectivity and water systems.

The American Sugar Alliance is hoping to maintain its current safety net programs in the upcoming farm bill.