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Shining Light on Farm & Food Policy for 20 Years.
Wednesday, January 15, 2025
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee started its markup on a broad energy bill today, only finishing about a third of the 94 amendments that senators submitted for consideration.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced the first round of investments in rural infrastructure projects through the U.S. Rural Infrastructure Opportunity Fund, which was created just over a year ago.
Given the position of our trading partners, the impending retaliatory tariffs, and the stance of our members, full repeal of this legislation is the only viable solution.
Christie says he started to educate himself on agricultural issues by talking to Àmy good friend Terry Branstad because few people know more than Iowa longest serving governor about agricultural policies.
In an effort to get Americans to cut sugar consumption, the Food and Drug Administration is proposing to require food labels to disclose the content of added sugars as a percentage of the recommended daily limit. That recommended daily limit, or Daily Reference Value, would be set
A USDA analysis has determined that the common practice among poultry farms of sharing equipment such as feed trucks and live haul loaders makes farms more vulnerable to the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI).
The food industryps struggle to stop states from requiring labels on genetically engineered products faces an uncertain future in the Senate following a landmark, bipartisan victory in the House. With support from 45 Democrats, the House voted 275-150 on Thursday to approve th
Senate Agriculture Committee leaders remain at odds over the path forward for country-of-origin labeling law for meat, and their debate could get tangled up in a highway bill the Senate is considering.
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