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The U.S. Department of Agriculture made public a letter from Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to vessel-operating common carriers, known as VOCCs.
Ag and transportation secretaries urged leading ocean carriers to help mitigate disruptions to agricultural shippers of U.S. exports.
USDA mailing agricultural survey
The National Agricultural Classification Survey will be sent to more than 1 million potential U.S. agricultural producers.
Environmental Protection Agency waters rule
The proposed rule would replace the Navigable Waters Protection Rule and reinstate the pre-2015 definition of waters of the U.S.
California farmers have no way to export their crops because of global supply chain issues leaving container ships lined up off the Southern California coast.
A backlog of ships is disrupting farmers’ options for sending out crops.
With the passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act by the U.S. House of Representatives on Friday, Nov. 4, ag industry organizations are reacting to the legislation and its anticipated impact on the industry.
U.S. House of Representatives passes a historic $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
Meeting in Brussels, Belgium, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and European Union Commissioner for Agriculture Janusz Wojciechowski announced the creation of a transatlantic collaboration platform on agriculture designed to take on the global challenges of sustainability and climate change.
New international platform to focus on global sustainability and climate change.
EQIP yourself
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Taking advantage of government financial assistance programs might be easier than you think.
Success stories
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Farmers reap the benefits of using government programs to modernize irrigation equipment.
Infrastructure
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Congress continues to work on efforts to move the country past the COVID pandemic with the goal of setting the United States economy on stable...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced it will make up to $1.15 billion available to help people living in rural communities nationwide access high-speed internet.
On Nov. 24 USDA will begin accepting applications for loans and grants to expand broadband availability through its ReConnect program.