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FDA proposes changes to ag water requirements in Produce Safety Rule - Vimarsana News

FDA proposes changes to ag water requirements in Produce Safety Rule

The Food and Drug Administration on Dec. 3 announced a proposed rule that would revise subpart E of the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act Produce Safety Rule to change certain pre-harvest agricultural water requirements for…

Biofuels groups, NFU support BBB, others demur - Vimarsana News

Biofuels groups, NFU support BBB, others demur

Growth Energy, the National Biodiesel Board, the National Corn Growers, the National Farmers Union, and the Renewable Fuels Association announced their support for the Build Back Better Act.

Climate-Smart Ag, Biofuels Become Key Elements in Build Back Better Act - Vimarsana News

Climate-Smart Ag, Biofuels Become Key Elements in Build Back Better Act

For agriculture, the Build Back Better Act includes big investments in forestry, conservation and research programs. The National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition pointed to the increases in USDA's alphabet soup of conservation programs.

Source: dtnpf.com
Climate-Smart Ag, Biofuels Become Key Elements in Build Back Better Act - Vimarsana News

Climate-Smart Ag, Biofuels Become Key Elements in Build Back Better Act

For agriculture, the Build Back Better Act includes big investments in forestry, conservation and research programs. The National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition pointed to the increases in USDA's alphabet soup of conservation programs.

Source: dtnpf.com
Biden Administration To Help Secure Food Supply Chains - Vimarsana News

Biden Administration To Help Secure Food Supply Chains

The USDA had a tough learning experience from the Covid-19 pandemic. The food supply chain, already a house of cards, was exposed in all of its fragile glory at the expense of millions of Americans. Never again, they say.

Source: forbes.com