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California bans diesel truck sales starting in 2036

04/28/23 12:57 PM By Brad Hooker

The Air Resources Board approved a sweeping regulation requiring medium- and heavy-duty trucks sold in 2036 to incorporate zero-emission engines.

CARB passes ZEV mandate for trains, despite food fears

04/28/23 7:32 AM By Brad Hooker

The Air Resources Board approved a ban on diesel-powered locomotives more than 23 years old starting in 2030.

After ag burning ban, lawmakers look to incentivize bioenergy

03/22/21 1:00 AM By Brad Hooker

A new bill would set aside more incentives dollars for developing bioenergy projects for biomass conversion.

CARB’s ambitious emissions strategy is ‘concerning’

10/23/20 11:15 AM By Brad Hooker

The Air Resources Board is racing to finalize a comprehensive air quality strategy by 2021.

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February 23, 2025

Agri-Pulse Open Mic: Kurt Coffey, Vice-President, Case IH North America

This week’s Open Mic guest is Kurt Coffey, Vice-President, Case IH North America. Reduced farm income has resulted in lower volume sales of large agriculture equipment in the nation. Coffey expects some improvement if USDA releases disaster and economic assistance funds approved in the continuing resolution in the latter hours of the 118^th Congress. Coffey says artificial intelligence is helping in machine repairs as well as more efficient field operations. Case-IH supports farmer repairs to their machines. Coffey says proposed tariffs on Canadian imports as well as tariffs on steel could impact their operating margins in the year ahead.

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Agri-Pulse Newsmakers: Feb. 28, 2025: Seth Meyer from USDA Ag Outlook Forum

The Agriculture Department unveiled 2025 projections that show falling row crop prices and rising cattle and poultry prices. We speak with USDA Chief Economist Seth Meyer from the USDA Ag Outlook Forum about the analysis, including the ongoing pressure on egg prices.

Then, Arlan Suderman from StoneX and Scott Irwin from the University of Illinois discuss land values, Trump’s tariff threats and USDA’s commodity price projections.

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