Duvall Notes Aid Is Appreciated, But More Work Needs To Be Done
Last week, USDA announced billions of dollars in economic assistance for America’s farmers impacted by trade wars and tariffs.
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USDA Funding International School Feeding Projects
The Department of Agriculture will invest $220 million in eight new school feeding projects. The projects are expected to benefit more than a million children across 2,200 schools in food-insecure countries in Africa and East Asia. Agricul...
McMorris Rodgers: Eastern Washington’s Economy Needs USDA To Act
As farmers and ranchers wait for the USDA to approve assistance to rebound from the drought, wildfires and extreme heat in both 2020 and 2021, the delay is hurting those outside of the farming community. That according to eastern Washington representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers, who has joined other lawmakers from the Evergreen State calling on the USDA to expedite already approved $10 billion in
NMPF: More Help Needed For Dairy Farmers
Current federal aid programs announced earlier this month to dairy farmers are considered good first steps in helping them navigate the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and related demand issues, but more will be needed, according to the National Milk Producers Federation
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White House Announces $19B To Help Farmers
On Friday, President Trump announced that help is on its way to assist farmers devastated by the coronavirus pandemic.
“The Department of Agriculture will be implementing a 19 billion dollar relief program for our great farmers and ranchers as they cope with the fallout of the global pandemic," President Trump announced. "Ve
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Difference Between Short-term & Long-term Programs
Ken Isley is the the USDA's Administrator for Foreign Agricultural Service. At a recent House subcommittee hearing to discusses how the Agency has programs that are designed to by short-term disaster relief, and how they are different than programs designed for more mid to long-term assistance. So...
Difference Between Short-term & Long-term Programs
Ken Isley is the the USDA's Administrator for Foreign Agricultural Service. At a recent House subcommittee hearing to discusses how the Agency has programs that are designed to by short-term disaster relief, and how they are different than programs designed for more mid to long-term assistance. So...
Perdue: MFP Details Expected Next Week
Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue said he is days away from announcing details on the $16 billion Market Facilitation Program which is aimed at helping farmers who are suffering from trade losses. He said while the USDA originally anticipated having details out Friday , he'll have to push that back to next week.
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