Bipartisan Bill Introduced to Fix EQIP, a Broken Farm Conservation Program
A better Environmental Quality Incentive Program – but it’ll still remain voluntary.
Kansas Governor Signs “Tyson Bill,” Despite Protests
The governor smoothed the way for exactly the kinds of operations that sparked protests just a few months ago.
China Joins the Fray, Reacts to US Tariffs With Huge Tariffs of Their Own
Wine, fruit, nuts, and ginseng. And it could get worse.
The Bayer-Monsanto Merger Clears Antitrust Questions in Europe
One step closer to conglomerating.
CHICken: A Coffee Table Book of Show Chickens Is in the Works
Finally, a book that caters to admirers of show-chickens. Cluck yes!
Palms in the northeast? Not impossible.
“Farmers for Free Trade” Runs Ad During “Fox and Friends” To Get Trump’s Attention
The commercial features a farmer from Montana and will run in D.C. and Florida, where the president spends most of his time.
What’s Going on With the Roundup-Causes-Cancer Monsanto Lawsuit?
A judge runs up against a wall of scientific non-consensus.
Those Little Produce Stickers? They’re a Big Waste Problem
Checkout clerks rely on them to ID specific fruits and vegetables, but they’re causing major issues at composting facilities.
