The White House on Tuesday discussed plans for an upcoming executive order on marketplace competition and USDA took long-term action on haying and grazing of cover crops. Learn more in today's DriveTime.

A pair of court rulings made headlines today: one that adds to a list of challenges for the Biden administration's minority farmer debt relief and another that brings back an old hurdle for expanding biofuel sales. Learn more in today's DriveTime.

The Department of Agriculture announces a look at meat labels while Congress advances funding for part of the government key to food and agriculture. Hear more in today's DriveTime.

Today's DriveTime features updates on the wildfire prevention efforts at the White House, the acreage figures from USDA, and a piece of checkoff legislation from Capitol Hill.

President Joe Biden pushes his infrastructure plan in Wisconsin, Fourth of July cookout foods are still affordable, and an economist lays out what to expect in tomorrow’s June Acreage report. That and more in DriveTime.

Today's DriveTime focuses on the Supreme Court as justices decline to take up a case brought by the nation's meatpackers while biofuels producers react to a Friday decision and what it means for the industry.

The Supreme Court rules on a major biofuels policy case as lawmakers introduce bills and send letters on key livestock sector issues. Hear more in today's DriveTime.

The Senate passed a landmark ag climate bill as a handful of its members announced an agreement with the White House on an infrastructure package. Hear more in today's DriveTime.

Today's DriveTime features the latest from a Senate Ag Committee hearing on beef industry issues and an update from a key House lawmaker on where things stand in the effort to look at a different approach to disaster relief.

Lawmakers hope to vote on an infrastructure package soon, Senate prepares for cattle market hearing, and biofuel groups say they can help drive economic growth in rural America. That and more in today’s DriveTime.