North American Free Trade Agreement

With the trouble in hiring enough people during harvest season, the USDA has invested nearly $300 million into automation and mechanization of specialty-crop production.

The U.S. Department of Transportation officially suspended the requirement that livestock haulers use electronic logging devices in their trucks.

Marc Short tells agweb.com, believes the President will probably withdraw from NAFTA before the USMCA even reaches Congress, presenting a difficult choice.

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.

A record that came out states the trade tariff impacts and the potential loss of the Chinese and Mexican markets would be extremely costly to U.S. dairy producers.

Ranchers-Cattlemen Action Legal Fund said they are disappointed in the support for the meat packers and not helping the U.S. cattle industry in foreign markets

They are back at it again. Animal activists are calling for another cookies company to change the name of their Circus Animal Cookies. It really makes one wonder.

The four Farm Bureaus got a surprise during a meeting with Vice-President Mike Pence and Ag Sec. Sonny Perdue. President Trump joined them to hear farmers concerns.

The growing surpluses of red meat and poultry in cold storage raises anxiety for the U.S. meat industry that increasingly depends on exports.

U.S. pork exports is growing in Central America, South America and the Dominican Republic. Thanks to the increase of consumption leading to more opportunities.