Congress

With farm bankruptcies rising, the National Farmers Union is calling on the Senate to strengthen the safety net in the upcoming Farm Bill.

Before last week's game, the groups emphasized that many of the foods enjoyed at baseball games, from sweetened beverages to peanuts and hot dogs, depend on products grown by U.S. farmers and ranchers.

Imagine pouring your heart into the land, only to face rising costs and the feeling that your voice isn't being heard. That's the reality for many farmers nationwide.

Zippy Duvall paints a stark picture of the challenges facing our farmers — it’s not just about plowing fields anymore.

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.

California's Proposition 12 is stirring up quite the debate. Farmers and lawmaker groups are rallying for some major changes.

As Congress takes a closer look at the Farm Bill, farmers are feeling the pressure from low prices and rising costs. Changes could be on the horizon.

As Congress wrestles with the next Farm Bill, agricultural voices are growing louder, urging for clarity before planting season kicks in.

As the growing season approaches, farmers are feeling the pressure. Congress needs to act fast on a new Farm Bill to keep things steady.

A major agricultural group finds itself in the spotlight as questions arise about its corporate ties. It's a story that touches on both local and global concerns.