New crop insurance updates offer tailored coverage against unpredictable weather and rising input costs, supporting diverse farming practices.
New crop insurance updates offer tailored coverage against unpredictable weather and rising input costs, supporting diverse farming practices.
Avian flu outbreak leads to millions of birds culled, causing poultry supply disruptions and price hikes across the U.S. Learn what’s happening and why.
Every April, the USDA shines a spotlight on one of the most persistent threats to American agriculture — invasive pests.
New tariffs on imported eggs may drive prices up again as the U.S. recovers from the bird flu outbreak and rebuilds domestic egg supply chains.
Lawmakers debate bringing whole milk back to schools, weighing its nutritional benefits against obesity concerns as new research shapes policy changes.
India’s proposal to lower tariffs on key U.S. farm products—like almonds, cranberries, and bourbon whiskey—could boost bilateral trade by improving market access and strengthening economic ties.
Bee colony collapses in the U.S., driven by mites, pathogens, and weather, threaten food crops, raising prices for almonds, berries, and melons.
USDA's $10B ECAP offers direct financial aid to farmers hit by market disruptions, trade issues, and natural disasters, boosting stability.
Proposed U.S. port fees on China-built ships may disrupt agricultural exports, raising transportation costs for U.S. farmers.
We break down the key elements of the new policies, explore their potential benefits and drawbacks, and examine what they mean for American agriculture and local communities.