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At a press conference in Switzerland, Vice President Vance revealed a deal to unfreeze Iranian money for U.S. farm products, connecting crops like soybeans to Iran’s food imports.

Local farmers depend on trade with Canada and Mexico, and a renewed USMCA could save families hundreds on groceries while ensuring year-round access to fresh produce.

On Thursday, Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins went before the House Ag Committee to discuss with lawmakers what farm country needs to weather this economic crisis.

As we look towards July, the future of North American agriculture hinges on more than just crops. It's all about trade partnerships and community strength.

With the USMCA deadline looming, a few twists and turns are unfolding in the trade arena. It’s a complicated dance, and the stakes are high.

As tariffs drop and regulations lighten, American agricultural products might find their way to more plates around the world.

Recent studies by North Dakota State University revealed that U.S. tariffs and resulting retaliatory actions are driving significant economic losses for American agriculture.

Trade tensions appear to be slowly thawing between the United States and China, following last week’s meeting in Beijing

China and the United States agreed to reduce tariffs on agricultural trade as part of a broader trade agreement announced following meetings between President Trump and China’s Xi Jinping in Beijing.

As the cherry harvest draws near, excitement is building — and growers are getting ready for what could be a standout season.