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A longtime aide to Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, Matt Paul, is leaving USDA to manage Hillary Clintons campaign in Iowa.

The U.N.s Food and Agriculture Organizations global Food Price Index fell to a 55-month low in February, dropping 1 percent from January and 14 percent below its level a year earlier. Lower prices for cereals, meat and especially sugar more than offset an increase

House Agriculture Chairman Mike Conaway and two of his subcommittee leaders wrote to Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell today expressing concerns about recommendations from a federal panel for the next set of Dietary Guidelines for Americans th

The Food and Drug Administrations request for more money to enforce a series of new food safety regulations on domestic and imported foods is getting a cool reception from House appropriators.

With oil prices around $50 a barrel, half last summerðs peak, is it game over for renewables? Not according to the National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD).

As Republicans work to accomplish their legislative agenda, a party leader is worried that a key trade measure will be overtaken by other political goals.

Help Agri-Pulse celebrate Ag Day in Washington, D.C. Please join Agri-Pulse on Tuesday, March 17 for a discussion on ðFarm to Fork Politics: Unleashing Innovation in Agriculture.ð

The timetable for moving a fast-track trade negotiating bill may be slipping amid a disagreement between Senate Republicans and Democrats over the terms of the legislation. Senate Finance Chairman Orrin Hatch said he likely canðt move the bill until after the Easter

A group of senators introduced a bill today that would provide an exemption to agricultural service vehicles from hazardous material transportation laws for hauling diesel fuel