…and how that affects the food of everybody, it affects the availability, the security, the health and the affordability of our food. We keep wiping out farmers like this, food…
AgNet News Hour Friday, 05-23-25
…high public confidence in pesticide use for affordable food. Additionally, California walnut growers produce 603,000 tons annually, valued at $1.04 billion, and are expected to have a bountiful year. The…
Kennedy Pledges Support for U.S. Farmers
…do anything to jeopardize that business model.” Kennedy Said. Kennedy acknowledged that modern crop protection tools are deeply woven into the fabric of American food production and stressed that his…
RKF Talks Pre-MAHA Report
…that 70% of the food that most children consume contains ultra processed ingredients. This is why we have an obesity problem in the USA. RKF Talks Pre-MAHA Report WH-The-MAHA-Report-AssessmentDownload Sponsored…
Are Solar Panels Safe on Farmland?
…a family farmer says: “I am very concerned with America’s prime farmland, being covered with taxpayer subsidize, solar panel installation, food security is national security and if we cover our…
Land O’Lakes, Inc. CEO Receives Recognition
…position as a key force in food production and sustainability, navigating pressing economic and environmental concerns with resilience. One of Ford’s most significant contributions is her advocacy for immigration reform,…
Pet Lover’s Spay and Neuter Grant Program-Receives Funding from CDFA
Internet Archive Book Images, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons (CDFA/SACRAMENTO, May 20, 2025) — The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) has awarded a total of $485,174 in funding from the…
Almond Update: ABC Making Significant Strides in Boosting Almond Exports
…product in global markets. The organization’s efforts have not only increased trade volumes but also strengthened relationships with international partners. As trade continues to evolve, ABC remains focused on fostering…
Rollins Vows Better USDA Customer Service During Road Trip
…planned, maintaining current workforce levels. In addition to domestic policy discussions, Rollins also addressed emerging challenges in global agricultural trade. Brazil recently reported its first outbreak of bird flu, prompting…
AgNet News Hour Wednesday, 05-21-25
…cut costs. The conversation also covered the ongoing efforts to legalize undocumented farmworkers, involving multiple cabinet leaders. The discussion emphasized the need for healthy food choices to reduce obesity and…
“Farmers First” Policies Promoted by Rollins
…(SNAP), a move intended to promote healthier food choices for recipients. She also discussed potential restrictions on solar operations on farmland, emphasizing the USDA’s role in preserving agricultural land for…
AgNet News Hour Tuesday, 05-20-25
…will learn about Homegrown’s unique ESOP structure, its regenerative agriculture practices, and its bold mission to become 100% Equitable Food Initiative (EFI) certified—showcasing a deep commitment to workers and sustainability….
Almond Board of California Releases April Position Report
…consistent production and ensuring steady global exports. With steady broccoli supply and almond market trends indicating resilience despite sales fluctuations, California’s agricultural sector remains a focal point for both domestic…
Handling the Tariff Combination in Mexico and U.S.
…producers. Glosemeyer’s point underscores that while tariffs may seem positive for specific sectors, their broader economic impact can be negative, particularly for manufacturers dependent on global supply chains. The U.S….