Covid-19 Testing Challenges Remain for Many Urban, Rural Communities. Wall Street Journal Principal survey highlights greater COVID impact on businesses in rural communities. Business Record The Appalachian health divide. WKYT “Buy (More) American” – Final Rule Implements Changes to the Buy American Act Regulations. The National Law Review Agriculture is
Read MoreDOJ says states don’t have case against BLM public lands rule. E&E News House subcommittee discusses cost of Biden-Harris energy agenda. Tri-State Livestock News U.S. House passes bill to protect agriculture from
Ranches recovering from Remington fire. Bozeman Daily Chronicle VIDEO: Ranchers in Eastern Montana face massive recovery after Remington Fire. KULR8 Agriculture in the red: Net farm income drops again in 2024 forecast.
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) announced plans to open over 31 million acres of public land to solar development across 11 states in the American West. The updated Western Solar Plan
More than 40 horses die on Oklahoma ranch after eating possibly contaminated feed. New York Times Wolf pack that attacked Colorado livestock to be relocated as reintroduction program stumbles. Las Vegas Sun
Opinion: Stop with the rural-bashing on campuses. Inside Higher Ed Trump and Harris offer contrasting plans for U.S. agriculture. AgDaily How farming can turn carbon from a climate threat into an asset.
Beef-loving US can’t get enough true blue red meat. The North West Star (Australia) The evolution of U.S.-Mexican cattle and beef trade. Drovers Wild horses’ fate is poised for US appeals court
The Bezos Earth Fund is announcing a $9.4 million grant to research a vaccine that would reduce methane emissions in cattle. In a collaboration between the Pirbright Institute and the Royal Veterinary
Kamala Harris says she is going to propose a federal ban on corporate price gouging on groceries and to impose stiff penalties in the food industry, according to her campaign. In other
A new bill will allow private donors to fund the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), creating a serious conflict of interest and potential undemocratic influence against American farmers and ranchers. The goal
The Midwest has lost 1.6 million acres of productive farmland since 2001, largely to development, a new study from the University of Illinois has found. Examining farmland loss across eight midwestern states,