Agri-Pulse Daily Voice

More tariffs on U.S. exports are set to go into effect next week, and American farmers and ranchers are growing increasingly concerned about how the trade war with China will impact their businesses.

More tariffs on U.S. exports are set to go into effect next week, and American farmers and ranchers are growing increasingly concerned about how the trade war with China will impact their businesses.

A new food label called “The Bee Better Certification” is intended to help consumers identify which foods have been grown and produced in pollinator-friendly ways.

USDA has approved the sale of a landmark new insurance policy for dairy producers. Sign-up will begin on October 9th for the Dairy Revenue Protection policy, and coverage will be available for the first quarter of 2019.

On Monday, the Public Lands Council President David Elliason said the group is hoping western ranchers can run their sheep on vacant allotments to help relieve some of the upset from issues like wildfires and battles with environmental groups.

On Monday, the Public Lands Council President David Elliason said the group is hoping western ranchers can run their sheep on vacant allotments to help relieve some of the upset from issues like wildfires and battles with environmental groups.

A compromise in the House of Representatives was set to lead to action on an ag immigration package in July, but that didn’t happen. Now, a key lawmaker in the conversation wants to keep the issue from fading away.

A string of nuisance lawsuits in North Carolina has ag leaders there sounding the alarm of what such litigation could mean for production agriculture.

The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association wants to set standards on regulation and terminology for an emerging food technology trend.

The Senate has named its farm bill conferees, officially clearing the way for Congress to merge its two versions of the farm bill together.