Economy and Trade

With the agricultural trade deficit shrinking dramatically, there’s new hope for our farmers.

Foreign adversaries are blocked from buying American farmland under an amendment added to the House-passed Farm Bill. The amendment, offered by Florida Republican Greg Steube, passed along a voice vote.

Picture this: local exporters eyeing the Canadian market as a golden opportunity. Excitement is brewing for some big conversations happening soon in Seattle.

As costs rise, farmers are looking for relief. Nearly $9.6 billion in aid is on its way to support those working the land.

As beef prices soar, the cattle industry faces a tough reality check. Bill Bullard talks about the unexpected twists in this ongoing saga.

With global markets shifting, American farmers are keeping a close eye on what China might want next.

With the House gearing up to vote on the Farm Bill, farmers are holding their breath for stability and support during these tough times.

In a move to support local farmers, the USDA is rolling out major projects to tackle the fertilizer crunch.

Even with the recent drop in oil prices, farmers are still feeling the pinch. Let’s unpack how shipping issues are affecting local crops.

With U.S. farmers facing price dips, trade deals are suddenly more important than ever for our local crops and livestock.