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California Farm Bureau President criticizes Governor Newsom's budget, foreseeing financial strain on food producers.

Hurricane Helene wreaks havoc on Southern U.S. commodities, with cotton, poultry, and timber facing losses. Learn more about the widespread disruptions and potential insurance payouts.

Undersecretary for Trade and Ag Affairs, Alexis Taylor will lead an agribusiness trade mission to India in April and USDA is reminding interested parties that applications are open for exporters who want to take part.

Fuel prices began the new year declining after a late-year increase during the holidays. The national average is down 17.3 cents from a month ago and 12.6 cents lower than a year ago.

The Washington State Department of Agriculture’s Pest Program saw its first substantial decline in Japanese beetle numbers this summer in Yakima, Benton and Franklin counties.

The USDA has issued the latest Monthly World Ag Supply and Demand report. This month’s corn outlook is for fractionally higher supplies and ending stocks.

California farmers planted 17% more acres of cotton this year. The Congressional Western Caucus wants information regarding oversight of the Climate-Smart Commodities pilot program.

America has a shortage of diesel, putting pressure on suppliers to get more into the fuel supply. A new USDA survey says cover crops are more popular than first thought.

Florida's Department of Ag issued preliminary figures from Hurricane Ian and the losses to Florida ag and infrastructure total between $1.18 billion and $1.89 billion.

If you aren’t already celebrating, THIS is National Pollinator Week, June 21-27, as proclaimed Monday by Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack.