Senator Seeks Ban on Foreign Nationals in Agriculture Research
Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) has introduced the Biothreat Prevention Act, legislation that would ban federal funding to any lab or university conducting agricultural research involving nationals from China, Russia, Iran, Cuba, Venezuela, or North Korea. “Foreign terrorists
“On the Ropes”, Bayer Seeks Escape from Costly Roundup Litigation
Bayer executives have been warning in recent weeks that after losing billions of dollars to Roundup case settlements and jury awards, they may be ready to give up the fight and get out of the glyphosate business.
EU Open to Lowering Tariffs on U.S. Fertilizers in Trade Talks
The European Union says it is open to lowering tariffs on U.S. fertilizer imports as an offer in trade talks with the Trump administration but will not weaken its food safety standards in pursuit of a deal.
Soybean Farmers Tackle Spring Planting With Soy Checkoff Support, Navigating Market Shifts
ST. LOUIS — As spring breathes new life into the fields, soybean farmers across the U.S. kick off another growing season. This crucial time lays the foundation for a successful crop, with many farmers carefully evaluating market conditions. According
New Report Highlights Dairy’s Deep Economic Impact in Communities Across America
WASHINGTON, June 9, 2025—Today, the International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA) released the updated Dairy Delivers® report, reaffirming the U.S. dairy industry’s immense contributions to the nation’s economy and quality of life for American families and communities. According
April Beef and Pork Exports Below Year-Ago; Lamb Trends Higher
Due in part to a sharp decline in shipments to China, April exports of U.S. beef and pork trended lower than a year ago, according to data released by USDA and compiled by the U.S. Meat Export