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The Biden Administrations new WOTUS rule goes into effect ahead of Supreme Court ruling, and American Farm Bureau Federation urges Congress to halt flawed 2023 Adverse Effect Wage Rate.

The number of farm bankruptcies fell again in 2022 according to AFBF senior economist, Veronica Nigh.

Welcome back to the show and most importantly, Happy National Ag Day. Today marks 50 years of celebrating and honoring our food and fiber producers across the nation.

Stakeholders gather in Sacramento to discuss Californias water future, and weather-related crop losses in 2022 reach more than $21 billion according to American Farm Bureau estimates.

The agreement indicates that the American Farm Bureau Federation will be meeting regularly to discuss how its going and the experiences of our members.

Part two of American Farm Bureau Discussion on 2023 Farm Bill Spending Projections from the Congressional Budget Office

AFBF Economist Danny Munch Wrote an Intel Report on Cost of The 2023 Farm Bill

An education forum has highlighted the value of brokers embracing peer-to-peer social support for a range of positives.       . . . more to come     [Related:   ]

Senate Ag members stress the importance of crop insurance and restructured commodity programs in the next Farm Bill.

USDA numbers forecast a drop in net farm income in 2023 and American Farm Bureau Federation Ecomomist Danny Munch breaks down what that means.