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After a five-year run that featured a costly trade war and an even costlier, deadly pandemic, the biggest players in the global soybean market are positioning themselves for a big, bruising 2023-2024 marketing year.

USDA on Wednesday announced the checks are going out for the Pandemic Assistance Revenue Program (PARP) after the Farm Service Agency received nearly $7 billion in applications from 38,500 producers to split a $223 million pot of money.

Towering 95ft high and overlooking the streets of Blackburn will soon be a £5m mosque that serves as a grand monument to the lucrative partnership between Mohsin and Zuber Issa. Family, faith and finance are forged together in steel.

California Farm Bureau President Jamie Johansson calls on lawmakers to work on securing water supplies, and USDA’s Monthly Dairy Report shows total cheese output, excluding cottage cheese, was 1.19 billion pounds, up .8%.

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Is smoked salmon cooked? Yes, and no – it depends on the method of smoking used. We explain the difference between them, how it affects the finished product and ways to handle smoked salmon at home.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Farmers, ranchers and forest landowners who experienced discrimination in USDA farm lending programs prior to January 2021 may be eligible for the Discrimination Financial Assistance Program.

Senate Agriculture Committee Chairwoman Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., objected to an attempt from Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., seeking unanimous consent on the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act that passed in the House on Wednesday.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced improvements to the Regional Conservation Partnership Program, as well as an unprecedented $1 billion investment to advance partner-driven solutions to conservation on agricultural land through 81 projects.

The Treasury Department on Friday released guidance on a new tax credit for sustainable aviation fuel that will allow agricultural commodities to qualify as SAF feedstocks under an updated version of the Energy Department’s relatively ag-friendly model for calculating the carbon intensity of biofuels, administration officials say.