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To account for the higher cost of food in the state, children in Hawai‘i will receive $59 per month, compared to $40 per month in the continental United States for meal benefits, starting this summer.

Like some character in Alice in Wonderland, we’re well beyond the looking glass when the presumptive presidential candidate of the political party that prides itself as being fiscally conservative asks farmers, “Look, did I get you $28 billion…?”

Clean Fuels Alliance America, representing biodiesel, renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel, hosts conference to share the latest industry news, highlight key speakers and showcase industry sponsor companies.

VFW hosts seafood dinner

America is running low on cows, according to new numbers out this week from the USDA. The figures show ranchers have fewer cattle and that is contributing to the cost of beef being more expensive.

U.S. Representative Mark Amodei, serving Nevadas Second Congressional District, today released the following statement on House Resolution 4760, the Securing America’s Future Act:

Crop Insurance Industry Annual Convention.

Rendering’s contributions to animal agriculture’s economic and environmental sustainability across the globe is critical; yet rendering often remains an “invisible industry” when topics like animal food production and the circular economy are discussed.

The International Agri-Center will host the 57th annual World Ag Expo in Tulare, California, February 13-15, and European farmers protesting burdensome regulations and soaring taxes.

Starting in February, the U.S. Department of Agriculture says that most farm loan borrowers will be able to make loan payments online through the Pay My Loan feature on farmers.gov.