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New Soy-Based Product Protects U.S. Roads
New Soy-Based Product Protects U.S. Roads
New Soy-Based Product Protects U.S. Roads
A new soy-based concrete sealant is protecting roadways in the U.S. while also supporting demand for soybeans and reducing maintenance costs for infrastructure. The United Soybean Board partnered with the Indiana Soybean Alliance on research and market development efforts for soy-based solutions in infrastructure for decades ...
Supporters: Regenerative Ag Can Help Human Health, Planet Health
Supporters: Regenerative Ag Can Help Human Health, Planet Health
Supporters: Regenerative Ag Can Help Human Health, Planet Health
It may not be a term many in the Northwest farming community are familiar with right now, but a growing number of Midwest producers are trying to change that. Regenerative Agriculture. Sarah Cotterill is a farmer back in Indiana, and she noted at its core, Regenerative Ag is old school farming that promotes a healthy balance in soil health by shying away from chemical inputs, similar to an organic
Supporters Say Legislation Rewards Farmers For Work Already Taking Place
Supporters Say Legislation Rewards Farmers For Work Already Taking Place
Supporters Say Legislation Rewards Farmers For Work Already Taking Place
Last week, a bipartisan group of senators introduced a bill to help agriculture contribute to and benefit from comprehensive climate solutions. The Growing Climate Solutions Act directs the Department of Agriculture to create a certification program that will make it easier for farmers to sell environmental credits ...
Farm Bureaus Want USMCA Vote
Pressure is mounting on Congress to pass USMCA.  Indiana state Farm Bureau president Randy Kron said passing USMCA is just common sense.   “If we want deals with other countries, we got to show that we can make some deals.  And you know, it’s just to me, common sense, Mexico and Canada, being trading partners, logistically, Mexico is #1 on corn, and they want some ethanol, we need to cut a deal, g
Subcommittee Explores USDA Agency Relocation Proposal
Subcommittee Explores USDA Agency Relocation Proposal
Subcommittee Explores USDA Agency Relocation Proposal
The House held a subcommittee hearing Wednesday on the relocation proposals for two USDA agencies highlighting further contention regarding the move.  USDA has proposed relocating the Economic Research Service and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture to the Kansas City metro, Indiana, or to Research Triangle Park in Raleigh, North Carolina.  ...
Supreme Court Rejects Challenges to State Animal Ag Laws
Supreme Court Rejects Challenges to State Animal Ag Laws
Supreme Court Rejects Challenges to State Animal Ag Laws
The Supreme Court this week rejected to hear challenges to state animal ag laws.  The Supreme Court rejected oral arguments in two lawsuits, one against California and another against Massachusetts, regarding interstate commerce of agriculture products.  The law...

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