Agri-Pulse DriveTime

Today's DriveTime has an update on the status of coronavirus relief talks, a report from a hearing on Capitol Hill, and the latest on USDA's view on the current stock on hand situation.

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Andrew Wheeler is hopeful dicamba label decision comes by mid-October and a farm-state senator says the House’s new $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief bill is too high. More in today’s DriveTime.

Agri-Pulse and the Agribusiness Council of Kansas City hosted today's Ag Outlook Forum in Kansas City today, and top administration officials were there to offer their thoughts on ag policy. Hear more in today's DriveTime.

Today's DriveTime takes a look at the farm income picture, the state of meat processing in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, and efforts by some animal ag operations to reduce their carbon footprint.

Today's DriveTime takes a look at potential coronavirus relief talks, American agriculture's views of the WTO, and what a key infrastructure project might mean for ag exports.

Farm groups react to CCC making it into a continuing resolution and discuss what comes next. More on that and remarks from a pair of campaign surrogates in today's DriveTime.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says House Speaker Nancy Pelosi not including CCC funding in the stopgap spending bill is like telling farmers to drop dead. More in today’s DriveTime.

Stopgap spending bill blocks Commodity Credit Corporation replenishment and world-famous Chef Jose Andres proposes improvements to USDA’s Farmers to Families Food Box Program. More in today’s DriveTime.

USDA announces another round of payments in the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says there’s bipartisan support for restaurant funding in another relief package. More in today’s DriveTime.

A top Republican on the Senate Ag Committee says lawmakers are working in the background on relief despite high-level negotiations and pork producers ask Congress for additional COVID relief. More in today’s DriveTime.