Biden Administration

After a rocky year, the USDA is back with a groundbreaking grant to help Idaho farmers innovate and thrive.

There's a growing tension in the dairy industry as farmers face pressure for detailed operational data—what does that mean for their everyday practices?

The new Vice President of Farmland Protection has a rich history in farming and advocacy—she’s ready to make waves in preserving our land.

A recent Supreme Court ruling aims to clarify water jurisdiction, yet confusion still reigns among landowners. Let’s unpack what this means for our community.

A Senate bill introduced in late November would rescind roughly $21 billion in unspent federal funds originally designated for broadband programs.

Climate Smart Agriculture is a term the farming community heard a lot during the Biden Administration. Is it still a priority in Washington D.C.?

Last week, the House passed the PERMIT Act, as an effort to streamline permitting under the Clean Water Act and ease the regulatory burden on agriculture.

Kansas Congressman Tracey Mann said the long-running debate over “Waters of the United States” may finally be nearing an end.

Last week, Governor Tina Kotek announced the renewal of litigation against the federal government, saying the state is looking to protect vulnerable salmon runs.

The Bureau of Land Management has begun the process of rolling back the Biden Administration’s rule allowing conservation leases on its land.