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Call it a dry run, and a very successful one: House Agriculture Chairman Glenn “GT” Thompson, R-Pa., got to warm up for the coming farm bill debate this week by working to bury some key amendments to the fiscal 2024 Agriculture spending bill.

A freshman representative on the Agriculture Committee gave his view on the current government funding situation, as well as laid out his ideas for what climate policy could look like in t

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The Agriculture Department is working to update its system for tracking agricultural land leases and purchases to appease lawmaker demands, but staffing and funding limitations have limited the agency to utilizing "low-cost" options, a department official told the Senate Agriculture Committee on Wednesday. 

AALA will host its 44th Annual Agricultural Law Educational Symposium

The three-day event typically takes place in early December and rotates to different cities in the southern and western United States. In addition to the keynote speakers and breakout presentations told by industry leaders, participants look forward to networking at the Opening Reception in the Expo Hall and on one of the various tours booked to showcase the best of the conference host city.

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Every year, NAFB Convention brings together broadcast professionals, ag industry leaders, and students focused on the agriculture industry. NAFB Convention is great opportunity to connect with industry peers, brush up on professional skills, and learn more about opportunities and challenges impacting the U.S. farmer and rancher.

Missouri Farm Bureau will host its 2023 Annual Meeting.

More than 50,000 federal employees in Kansas and Missouri will go without paychecks if the government shuts down on Oct. 1.