Agri-Pulse offers a special edition of Newsmakers featuring key agriculture leaders from this week's Commodity Classic in Denver.

One global market analyst says developing countries have come of age and must now allow equal access to U.S. agriculture products.

The fear of retaliation from global customers is weighing on farmer sentiment as producers fear lost export markets will further depress prices.

President Trump's tariffs cast a somber tone over the trade show floor at Commodity Classic in Denver today.

President Trump tells farmers to prepare to produce more ag products for domestic markets as more tariffs start tomorrow.

USDA Chief Economist is featured on Agri-Pulse Newsmakers. In a preview of this week's podcast, Meyer discusses the good and the bad of the farm economy and hope for better egg prices.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins tells Agri-Pulse the department intends to meet or beat the Congressional deadline to distribute economic and disaster assistance payments approved by legislators last year.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins addressed the NASDA Winter Conference today discussing DOGE, tariffs and the USDA's new efforts toward limiting the impact of Avian Influenza.

Renewable fuels advocates are appealing to Washington for opportunities to grow the industry. Iowa Senator Charles Grassley says debate on tax reform can't begin without budget numbers.

Minnesota Senator Tina Smith supports government efficiency, but not at all costs. Smith is featured on this week's Agri-Pulse Newsmakers.