politics

After a Red Wave that wasn’t in November, Washington D.C. is very partisan and very tight, with no clear advantage for either of the major parties.   What does that mean for farm county, and issues important for at the Ag sector?   J...

Election 2022 is fast approaching, and it’s an important time for U.S. agriculture and its many stakeholders to cast their votes.  Oregon farmer John Iverson, a past Young Farmer & Rancher Chair, said it’s more important than ever to make your voice heard.    “I think if you...

The Idaho Cattle Association held its annual summer meeting in Pocatello last month.  The two-day meeting featured sessions on a variety of topics, as well as an annual Range Tour, brining producers and agencies together.  Cameron Mulrony, Executive Vice President of the ICA says two of the most popular topics on the minds of producers focuses on input costs as well as the political landscape in I

The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture says the faces of agriculture at the state level may be changing.  Following the election results on Tuesday, the possibility exists that as many as 21 of the nation’s agriculture commissioners may change.  There is...