Articles by Noah Wicks

Snowpack survey * UFW sues Border Patrol * Garamendi talks ag issues * Rollins: We’ll unleash rural ‘prosperity’

Pesticide alerts launch soon * Rollins details CA fire funding * Cancellations hit food aid

Tax credit for ag overtime returns * Feds release Sites money * Vaccines, imported eggs in bird flu strategy

In a big win for House Speaker Mike Johnson, House Republicans got their budget plan through the chamber on a 217-215 vote.

House bill seeks to abolish OSHA * Big win for House GOP * Rollins told to detail firings

The Trump administration is rolling back Council on Environmental Quality regulations that for nearly 50 years guided agencies through environmental reviews as courts increasingly question the validity of the agency’s rulemaking powers.

Nine dust-fueled explosions blew apart feed mills, grain elevators, and ethanol plaints in 2024, an identical number to the year prior. But only two people were injured in last year's explosions, as opposed to eight in 2023, according to a new Purdue University analysis.

House GOP leaders are struggling to nail down the votes they need for their budget blueprint. A key message for more moderate members is that the final spending cuts won’t be as great as the budget resolution now calls for. 

Selling lawmakers on Farm-to-School * Fact sheet on pesticide notifications * Mexico, Canada tariffs still on * Probationary firings questioned

Now it’s your move, House Republicans. Senate Republicans on Friday pushed through their skinny budget resolution. House Republicans will try this week to pass a much more sweeping plan that would require $1.5 trillion in spending cuts.