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National Farmers Union announced last week the Fairness for Farmers campaign that hopes to rally Americans to urge concrete steps to curtail consolidation in agriculture.

The USDA’s Farmers to Families Food Box Program has now distributed over 50 million food boxes in support of American farmers and families affected by COVID-19.

A Senate hearing on industrial hemp has underscored the difficulties facing federal agencies trying to implement provisions of the 2018 farm bill.

Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb says the decline suggests efforts by the agency to reduce improper use of the drugs are paying off.

U.S. and China would spend 90 days working toward a trade agreement, questions came up about whether or not 90 days would be enough time to make meaningful change.

Ohio State University students found a new way of snacking during the busy finals week. A vending machine filled with Bacon products courtesy of OSU meat science program.

The USMCA needs to be ratified by lawmakers in all three countries, and in the U.S., it will almost certainly be taken up by the next Congress.

Countries that trade with the U.S. like China are targeting the American Farmer with their tariff attacks. Now with the new farm aid bill, attacks increased.

**U.S. beef trade could be one step closer to resuming with China. According to the Financial Times, weekend trade talks resulted in China offering to resume imports of US beef and better market access for financial sector investments. This is the second time in less than a year China has agreed to grant market access to US beef, but regulatory hurdles have remained in place that would prevent tra

Bloomberg reports that negotiations between Bayer AG and Monsanto Co. are entering the final stretch as both sides move closer to an agreement to create the world’s biggest maker of seeds and pesticides also that The Food and Drug Administration is considering setting limits on how long some antibiotics can be given to livestock and poultry for treatment of infections...