Amy Klobuchar

Senate Democrats are pushing back hard on Trump's new tariffs, introducing a bill to reverse them and rein in presidential power to impose more.

Last week's Senate Ag Committee vote didn't advance the Farm Bill, and Senator Klobuchar says a one-year SNAP cost delay isn't enough. She's pushing for two years and says talks with Chairman Boozman are continuing.

Senate farm bill talks broke down Thursday over a disagreement on SNAP cost-sharing. Democrats wanted a two-year delay before states chip in. Republicans offered one year. The committee recessed without a deal.

Amid discussions on the Farm Bill, Senator Klobuchar calls for a fairer approach to SNAP funding, aiming to eliminate inequities between states and ensure all are supported equally.

USDA is investigating 12 confirmed cases of New World Screwworm in the United States.

In a heated Senate discussion, one key player defended the numbers behind farm bankruptcies—turns out, there's more to the story than meets the eye.

As lawmakers react to proposed changes in food assistance, the stakes couldn’t be higher for those who rely on programs like SNAP and WIC.

It’s a balancing act in the Senate, as leaders seek bipartisan support for a bill that could change the future for many in agriculture.

In the heart of D.C., a new debate over hemp is brewing. Local farmers are caught in the middle of shifting regulations and uncertainty.

At the recent AgriPulse summit, concerns about skyrocketing fertilizer prices took center stage, raising eyebrows among the farming community already feeling the squeeze.