Agri-Pulse Daily Voice

When people talk about moving to New York City, being an advocate for agriculture typically isn’t part of their plans.

Traditionally, FFA has been sows, cows, and plows. But more and more, students from urban environments are finding their place in the organization.

Cole Ketterling is making a decision that fewer and fewer people make; he wants to head back to his family farm.

This week, Agri-Pulse will be introducing you to current members of the National FFA Organization and future leaders of the fields of agriculture, business, and education.

Conservation compliance was one of the big changes in the 2014 farm bill, and a USDA official says that has brought about uniformity across different geographies and production systems.

A new poll from Morning Consult and the American Farm Bureau Federation shows broad support for reforming the American tax code.

The pork industry is concerned that new U.S. trade tensions with China could result in retaliation against U.S. farm sectors.

Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue says Sam Clovis is the right pick to lead USDA’s research efforts despite criticisms to the contrary.

Farm bill observers will have to wait a little longer to see spending priorities from the leader of the House Agriculture Committee.

It’s no secret that the number of ag lawmakers in Congress is dwindling, which requires ag committee leadership in both chambers to look for ways to get more lawmakers on their side.