Lawmakers are back in D.C. after their long summer recess. House Republicans are kicking off the month by proposing to slash spending for the Labor Department and the Centers for Disease Control and ...

In this opinion piece, Ron Estrada, CEO of Farmworker Justice, urges Congress to quickly pass legislation that would provide a path to legal status for existing farmworkers, and protections for H-2A ...

A federal court has struck down a key method for determining farmworker wages in the H-2A guest worker program, in a case ...

Justin Sherlock and other farmers in North Dakota are just a month away from combining their soybean crop, and their biggest ...

The Trump administration is discussing some type of “bridge” financial assistance to help farmers make it into 2026, says ...

The office of the U.S. Trade Representative is scrutinizing Brazilian tariffs on imports of U.S. ethanol as part of a Section ...

As weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy become more accessible, U.S. food industries are scrambling to understand how ...

Yara International ASA and BASF will discontinue their joint effort to develop a low-carbon blue ammonia production plant on ...

Elissa McLerran Gilliam has departed from the American Frozen Foods Institute to join the National Sorghum Producers. The ...

Lawmakers return from their long summer recess to growing prospects for a government shutdown, and policy makers will get a fresh look this week at the state of the increasingly fragile farm economy.

As the dust begins to settle on new tariff rates, some widely used agricultural inputs seem particularly exposed to recent ...

In this opinion piece, Missouri farmer Blake Hurst explains why he doesn't think farmers should be complaining about the use ...