supply chain

Regulations, adopted by the California State Water Resources Control Board, require local water agencies to impose restrictions to make up for potential 20% shortfalls.

The first 2023 Farm Bill hearing will include input from a range of ag producers and stakeholders, and is scheduled for this Friday at Michigan State University.

A global food crisis is expected this fall amid the war in Ukraine and other factors, and a House Ag panel is looking at U.S. overseas food aid programs.

A judge is temporarily blocking enforcement of a new California law banning the sale of meat from pigs kept in spaces under 24 square feet.

A coalition of ag groups seeks Senate consideration of shipping reforms. Specifically, they hope the Senate considers the House-passed Ocean Shipping Reform Act, or similar legislation.

The California Citrus Mutual trade association says farmers are facing price increases in water, labor, fertilizer, pesticides and transportation.

California farmers and ranchers may have some modest relief in water allocations and President Zippy Duvall says a federal vaccine mandate will lead to more supply chain issues.

USDA is leveraging its authority under the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program to bring in new types of partners and expand opportunities in voluntary conservation.

The U.S. Wheat Associates and the National Association of Wheat Growers boards met in Kansas City recently with supply chain troubles on the agenda.

With the opening of its new Engineering, Production, and Innovation Center, UPSIDE Foods is taking the next step in bringing cultivate meat to consumers.