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NASS appointed Joseph Parsons as its new administrator effective June 16. This appointment comes after the retirement of Hubert Hamer. 
The planning process for the 2023 Farm Bill has started, outlining the next five years’ spending for national conservation and farm programs.
Achieving a bipartisan agreement is essential as the 2024 Farm Bill faces significant legislative hurdles.
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While federal regulations regarding working in extreme heat are in the works, some states have already taken action.
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Nathan Bowen, advocacy and public affairs vice president for the Irrigation Association, voiced concerns about the bill’s implications.
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The legislative journey towards a balanced and effective farm bill has been fraught with challenges and steeped in strategic negotiations.
November 13, 2022, Brazil. In this photo illustration, the U.S.
The CTA requires small businesses with 20 or fewer employees or $5 million or less in revenues to report beneficial owners to the FinCEN.
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The H-2A protections include ensuring fair wages, safe working conditions and providing a framework for better monitoring and enforcement.
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This is the second year of funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, with $38.4 million distributed so far. 
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EQIP focuses on practices that enhance carbon sequestration, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, conserve energy and improve soil health.  
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Engaging with the IA offers a direct route for those interested in state legislative issues, particularly within agriculture.