Farm Bureau says Congress still has time to act on the farm bill
Farm Bureau members are not giving up on their call to Congress to act on the farm bill. Michigan Farm Bureau’s National Legislative Counsel John Kran tells Brownfield there are too many issues impacting the rural economy to give up on pressing Congress to pass legislation in the final days of their session.
A new report from the Union of Concerned Scientists found wetlands in the Upper Midwest region are “in peril” due to recent ...
Some lawmakers in the lame-duck session of Congress want to include specific provisions to help commodity farmers who weren’t ...
Farm bill would help provide stability particularly for pork producers who have been voicing concern, Colorado executive ...
LA CROSSE (WKBT) -- Senator Tammy Baldwin is renewing calls for Congress to pass a new 5-year farm bill. Baldwin says ...
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Texas Wheat Symposium to be held amid 2024 Amarillo Farm and Ranch Show with a focus on farm policy, safetyThe Texas Wheat Producers Association announced that it will hold its annual Texas Wheat Symposium on Wednesday morning, in ...
Leaders from Minnesota's farm groups shared feelings of hope and optimism concerning fighting for agriculture and rural needs ...
The Republican Governors Association (RGA) called on congressional leaders Monday not to pass a one-year extension of the ...
Boozman is not discounting the importance of working along party lines, especially when it comes to passing a new farm bill.
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