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Daybreak West Feb. 12: Republican urges economics in drought regulations

02/12/25 8:30 AM By Brad Hooker, Chloe Lovejoy, Lydia Johnson, Oliver Ward, Rebekah Alvey, and Noah Wicks

More accountability in drought regulations * Grape crush down 23% * Former Trump official questions tariff threats

Wine industry 'strongly' supports governor’s wildfire strategy

03/04/21 12:00 AM By Brad Hooker

The Wine Institute is backing the Newsom administration’s $1 billion budget proposal for forest health and fire prevention.

Milk is up, grapes are down in latest crop report

03/03/21 12:00 AM By Brad Hooker

The 2019 crop year report shows farmers earned $50 billion in cash receipts, up slightly from the previous year.

Following wildfires, grape prices drop as much as 40%

02/11/21 11:13 AM By Brad Hooker

USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service released a preliminary grape crush report for 2020.

Daybreak: Record-breaking demand for Specialty Crop Block Grants

11/04/20 11:52 AM By Brad Hooker

Johansson’s recovery plan * Farmworker advocates mull H-2A challenge * USTR said to consider USMCA action

Daybreak: Legislature’s first pesticide bill of the year passes committee

03/10/20 10:38 PM By Brad Hooker

Cal/OSHA issues guidelines for protecting workers from coronavirus * EPA fines San Francisco-based Wilbur-Ellis over pesticide mishandling * California wine grape processing declined in 2019

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02.14.2025

Agri-Pulse Newsmakers: Feb. 14, 2025: Rep. Dusty Johnson on budget reconciliation, tariffs

House Republicans are moving a budget plan that would slash USDA funding by $230 billion. South Dakota Republican Rep. Dusty Johnson joined Newsmakers to discuss the possible cuts, which will likely come from nutrition assistance.

Then, Jim Richards from Cornerstone Government Affairs explains how SNAP program cuts in budget reconciliation could shape farm bill debate and Nick Levendofsky from the Kansas Farmers Union discusses how mass layoffs at the U.S. Agency for International Development are impacting the distribution of U.S. commodities for food aid.

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