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Members of Congress are pushing USDA to move forward with aid for specialty crop producers.

A hearing has been scheduled for San Francisco June 2 in an appeal of the first Roundup cancer case to go to trial.

Department of Pesticide Regulation has recognized the COVID-19 crisis is leading to a shortage of N95 masks, gloves and other personal protective equipment.

Gov. Gavin Newsom's chief economic and business adviser Lenny Mendonca stepped down from his post last week and The National Mango Board elected new officers to its board of directors.

If Republicans have any hope of winning control of the U.S. House this fall, they’ll have to start by winning a series of major agricultural districts Democrats won in 2018.

Shutting down, slowing processing line speeds, and reducing work hours is becoming a reality for livestock processors as more workers contract COVID-19, and ag economists argue timing of closures in the coming weeks is everything.

Add vegetable seeds and live plants to the list of things that some consumers are hoarding during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Agriculture Department will have to try again if it still wants to eliminate targets in school meals to lower sodium and provide 100% whole grain foods, a federal judge decided April 13.

Exposure to market risk in 2020 will be higher for dairy and specialty crop producers, according to a quarterly report set to be released this week.

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