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Food processors raise alarms over AC costs for California’s indoor heat regulation

07/26/23 8:08 AM By Brad Hooker

The cost to cool down processing facilities—which only operate for about two months of the year—would reach as high as to $9 million.

Daybreak: Air, water and pesticide issues dominate State Board meeting in Tulare

02/12/20 1:15 AM By Brad Hooker

Senators want better US access to UK rice market * USDA pulls FAS officials out of China * Few clues in USDA report on trade impact

Farmers, processors prepare for outages with peak wildfire season

07/17/19 10:54 AM By Brad Hooker

Ag groups and irrigation districts are lobbying utilities to provide earlier warnings for shutoffs and better estimates for how long they last.

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January 19, 2025

Agri-Pulse Open Mic: Bryan Humphreys, CEO, National Pork Producers Council

This week’s Open Mic guest is Bryan Humphreys, CEO of the National Pork Producers Council. Swine producers are coming off a period of negative returns thanks to ample demand from domestic and global consumers. Humphreys says pork producers are concerned about the consequences of potential tariffs on global market access and hope for a farm bill which would include limits on state mandated production practices like those in California and Massachusetts. He also discusses the Biden administration's ruling on packer line speeds, ag labor and more.

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01.24.2025

Agri-Pulse Newsmakers: Jan. 24, 2025: Frank Lucas on Trump administration, farm bill

Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 47th President of the United States Monday. We asked former House Ag Committee Chair Frank Lucas how this Trump administration could be different than the last and if farmers should be concerned about another trade war.

Then, Michael Marsh from the National Council of Agricultural Employers and Jonathan Coppess of the University of Illinois discuss how farm and nutrition programs may fare in federal budget cuts and how the executive order directing mass deportations could impact farm labor.

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