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Opinion: State laws don't need a federal fix – keep government by the people closest to the people - Vimarsana News

Opinion: State laws don't need a federal fix – keep government by the people closest to the people

In this opinion piece, Sid Miller, Texas Agricultural Commissioner, argues that the bird flu response he's leading is a perfect illustration of why he opposes the current Republican-led effort to override state authority in the Farm Bill.

Local meat producers in PA rally against EATS Act - Vimarsana News

Local meat producers in PA rally against EATS Act

Reprinted from Keystone State News

Ag Burning Deadline in California and House Reps Push Back on EATS Act - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST - Vimarsana News

Ag Burning Deadline in California and House Reps Push Back on EATS Act - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

Grape growers, facing a January, 2025, deadline to end agricultural burning, say they’re having difficulty getting burn permits, and 16 members of the House of Representatives pushed back against the EATS Act.

Source: aginfo.net
This farm bill is an opportunity to empower family farmers, not corporations - Vimarsana News

This farm bill is an opportunity to empower family farmers, not corporations

Minnesota hog farmer Paul Sobocinski says checkoff reforms are needed in the upcoming farm bill.

Source: agweek.com
Agri-Pulse Daybreak Oct. 6: GOP leader: Stabenow won't budge on commodities | Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc. - Vimarsana News

Agri-Pulse Daybreak Oct. 6: GOP leader: Stabenow won't budge on commodities | Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc.

The chaos among House Republicans isn’t the only hurdle facing a new farm bill. Senate Republican Whip John Thune, R-S.D., says the Senate Ag Committee remains divided over key issues, including what to do about the major commodity programs.