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The online toolkit from the American Farm Bureau Federation gives you all the information you need before voting.

Lawmakers have started the process of creating the 2023 Farm Bill and the American Farm Bureau Federation is working on gathering farmers’ priorities. Sam Kieffer, AFBF Vice President of Public Policy, says many lawmakers will be gathering information from farmers this summer.

The numbers are out for the number of ag workers hired for a week in April, and ag groups respond to USDAs poultry marketing disclosure requirements.

Californias almond harvest is expected to be down 4% this season, and American Farm Bureau is honoring Mental Health Month with "Farmers Saving Lives" free virtual event tomorrow.

Californias almond harvest is expected to be down 4% this season, and American Farm Bureau is honoring Mental Health Month with "Farmers Saving Lives" free virtual event tomorrow.

Ag groups are calling on the administration to remove a letter to SCOTUS in favor of banning glyphosate. An expert with AFBF offers insight on the brief and the impact on farmers.

Zippy Duvall sits with down with Senator Roger Marshall to learn what producers are doing to promote climate sustainability.

The American Farm Bureau Federation is fighting with the SEC over a proposed rule it says could force farmers to keep an inventory of climate emissions.

The Farm Bureau is leading an effort by 120 ag groups calling for time on a rule that would require companies to report climate data to the Securities Exchange Commission. 

Emergency hearings will continue today with the Surface Transportation Board and will address what ag leaders call