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 MoreTexas wildfires kill 7000+ cattle. Farm Policy News New law protects American farmland and food security. BEEF Magazine Bill giving ranchers more authority to improve Idaho’s rangeland advances to Senate. East Idaho
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has issued its much-anticipated final rule on voluntary meat labeling, and it requires that only meat from animals completely raised and processed in the United States
The number of dairies in the United States dropped by 39% in just the last five years, according to alarming new numbers released by the recent U.S. Census of Agriculture. Milk production
Ranchers are sounding the alarm over an earmark to fund electronic cattle tracking in the omnibus bill passed by the House on Wednesday. In January 2023, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Wildfires have devastated the Texas cattle industry and the effects may be long-lasting. [VIDEO] WFAA Texas Panhandle ranchers face losses and grim task of removing dead cattle killed by wildfires. KAGS Farmers
Do public land managers even need Congress? The Daily Sentinel Grand Junction Interior methane rule: Climate solution or lawsuit magnet? E&E USDA trade policies hurt ranchers. Chadron Radio Cattle-tracking provision that may
‘The Space Between Us’ Brings the Beef Industry and Consumers Together Drovers Ag industry awaiting USDA’s third proposal for the Packers & Stockyards Rule. Brownfield Ag News Small-town America is doing just
SB 201 is written to benefit one foreign-backed, privately-owned carbon capture pipeline company. It would allow the company, which has already sued 160 different landowners and a number of individual counties, to
Ranchers sound the alarm as cattle production plummets to lowest point in decades: ‘Bad situation.’ New York Post Arizona monument created by Biden faces volley of lawsuits. E&E News Historically low cattle
The average age of the American farmer has risen to 58, according to the new Census of Agriculture published Tuesday. The number of farms is shrinking while average farm size is growing.