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Zippy Duvall's own family walked away from dairy farming partly because finding reliable help became impossible — now he's backing a federal bill aimed at fixing that problem for farmers across the country.

Washington state is seeing a 67% rise in H2A guest worker certifications, reflecting a larger nationwide struggle to fill seasonal agricultural positions.

Northwest farmers are navigating labor shortages, with the H2A program proving too complex for many, highlighting the need for a stable agricultural workforce.

The National Milk Producers Federation applauds new federal guidance on the H2A agricultural worker program, easing labor struggles for dairy farms and helping them thrive in rural communities.

The H-2A program continues to grow rapidly, with the Labor Department certifying 17% more jobs during the first half of fiscal 2026 compared to a year earlier.

With new wage rules upheld, farmers are feeling the pressure as uncertainty looms over future agricultural policies.

With a significant decision just in, the ongoing debate over farmworker wages takes center stage.

A federal judge in California has denied the United Farm Workers' request to block new wage rules for H2A visa workers, saying concerns about wage losses were too speculative.

It’s a sigh of relief for Idaho farmers as proposed restrictions on hiring undocumented workers fall flat—let's talk about what this means for the fields.

Farmers across the U.S. are feeling the squeeze of labor shortages, forcing them to rethink their workforce strategies. It's a tough road ahead.