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AFBF Explains Why Proposed SEC Rule Is So Concerning
AFBF Explains Why Proposed SEC Rule Is So Concerning
AFBF Explains Why Proposed SEC Rule Is So Concerning
A Proposal by the Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, would require reporting of climate-related disclosures throughout the supply chain. Farm groups including the American Farm Bureau Federation have concerns regarding the proposal but need more time to review the rule ...
Port Issues Highlight Need Of A Reliable Supply Chain For U.S. Farmers
Port Issues Highlight Need Of A Reliable Supply Chain For U.S. Farmers
Port Issues Highlight Need Of A Reliable Supply Chain For U.S. Farmers
Supply chain issues impacting fertilizer, seed, crop protection products, and even machinery parts, have farmers facing another challenge in growing a crop. Marieta Hauser, member of the American Farm Bureau Women’s Leadership Committee, said the price and availability of products to raise a crop are a big challenge right now. “ ...
AFBF Hopeful Trade War Turning the Corner
AFBF Hopeful Trade War Turning the Corner
AFBF Hopeful Trade War Turning the Corner
The American Farm Bureau Federation is hopeful the trade war with China is reaching a turning point, after months of devastating tariffs and retaliation between the two nations.  After China’s commerce ministry said Thursday it was opposed to escalating trade tensions, and that it wishes to resolve its long-running trade dispute with the U.S. with a ...
Bailey Becomes First Oregonian To Graduate From PAL Program
Bailey Becomes First Oregonian To Graduate From PAL Program
Bailey Becomes First Oregonian To Graduate From PAL Program
Last month, Angi Bailey, a second-generation nursery tree farmer from Multnomah County, graduated from the American Farm Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) prestigious Partners in Ag Leadership (PAL) program.  Only ten farmers and ranchers are chosen nationally for this elite two-year program.   B...
Farm Bureau Wants Congress to Quickly Pass Rural Electric Co-op Bill
Farm Bureau Wants Congress to Quickly Pass Rural Electric Co-op Bill
Farm Bureau Wants Congress to Quickly Pass Rural Electric Co-op Bill
The American Farm Bureau is asking Congress to quickly pass the Revitalizing Underdeveloped Rural Areas and Lands (RURAL) Act.  The recently-introduced legislation will ensure that electric cooperatives won’t put their tax-exempt status in jeopardy when they accept government grants for things like expanding broadband or restoring power after storms and other disasters.   M...
Farm Bureau’s “Harvest for All” Helps Hungry Americans
Farm Bureau’s “Harvest for All” Helps Hungry Americans
Farm Bureau’s “Harvest for All” Helps Hungry Americans
The farm and ranch families that makeup Farm Bureau donated just over 32 million pounds of food to assist hungry Americans. They also raised more than $360,000 as part of their “Harvest for All” program. The initiative is now in its 17th year and spearheaded by the members of the Young Farmers and Ranchers Program. When you c...
AFBF Tax Reform Battle Brewing In DC
AFBF Tax Reform Battle Brewing In DC
AFBF Tax Reform Battle Brewing In DC
A divided Congress is ready for battle, including on the future of GOP tax reform enacted by the last Congress.  Incoming Senate Finance Chair Chuck Grassley said majority House Democrats want to “undo” and “chip away” at GOP-passed tax breaks.  Grassley said he’ll try to...
AFBF Tax Reform Battle Brewing In DC
A divided Congress is ready for battle, including on the future of GOP tax reform enacted by the last Congress.  Incoming Senate Finance Chair Chuck Grassley said majority House Democrats want to “undo” and “chip away” at GOP-passed tax breaks.  Grassley said he’ll try to...

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