First ‘Right to Repair Farm Equipment’ Legislation Passes in Colorado
Farmers in Colorado may get the first opportunity to fix their own equipment next year, thanks to newly approved right-to-repair…
Author: Michigan Ag Today
Judge Halts 2023 WOTUS Rule in Two States
The Biden administration’s version of the Waters of the U.S. rule went into effect Monday. The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association…
African Swine Fever Surging Again in China Potentially Pushing Pork Prices Higher
African Swine Fever (ASF) is making a resurgence in China and may potentially push pork prices higher in the country.…
Canada Requests Talks With Mexico Regarding GMO Corn Import Ban
Canadian officials have requested talks with government officials in Mexico regarding its decree banning imports of genetically-modified corn. The request…
Biggest US Farms Grew Larger in 2022, Says USDA Report
The largest farms in the U.S. that had sales of $1 million or more operate nearly 26 percent of U.S.…
Brazil Confirms Mad Cow Disease Case, Suspends Beef Exports to China
Brazilian beef exports to China are temporarily on hold after a case of mad cow disease was confirmed in the…
Cyberattack Temporarily Shuts Down Dole Foods Production
Dole Food Company says it recently was hit by a cyberattack that disrupted the company’s operations and resulted in the…
Neil Caskey Named CEO of National Corn Growers Association
Neil Caskey, a long-time professional in the agricultural arena, has been tapped to lead the National Corn Growers Association as…
Partnership to Protect the U.S. from African Swine Fever Formed by NASDA, USDA, Pork Producers
A new partnership has been established during the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) Winter Policy Conference that…
Mexico Issues New Decree to Revise GMO Corn Import Ban
Mexico officials issued a new decree on Monday calling for a revision to the ban on imports of biotech corn…
