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Listen to the latest ag policy news
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Perdue welcomes accountability on rural development reorganization
17/05/2017Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue took his first trip to the House Agriculture Committee Wednesday, fielding questions from members of Congress for more than two hours.
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Mexican ag delegation: Don’t take our business for granted
16/05/2017A group of Mexican industry officials are traveling through Nebraska this week seeking to remind U.S. partners of a mutually beneficial trade relationship.
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Farm Bill sure to bring CRP debate
15/05/2017There will almost certainly be a push for increased conservation acres in the next farm bill, but it may come with program reforms as well.
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Groups hopeful about FMD vaccine bank, but time will tell
14/05/2017Livestock groups have a big request for the upcoming farm bill, and they’re optimistic they’ll be able to get the necessary support.
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Lighthizer cruises to Senate confirmation
11/05/2017The Senate confirmed Robert Lighthizer for the office of U.S. Trade Representative Thursday, giving him a strong show of support with an 82-14 vote.
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Conaway says means testing crop insurance is un-Kind
10/05/2017A Wisconsin Democrat thinks means testing should be part of federal crop insurance, but the chair of the House Ag Committee doesn’t agree.
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Crawford makes the pitch for expanded trade with Cuba
09/05/2017One of the most vocal advocates for expanded trade with Cuba isn’t backing down.
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Perdue: Six-month time frame for NAFTA talks
08/05/2017Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue says he expects a quick turnaround on renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Georgia lawmakers ask Perdue to withdraw GIPSA rules
07/05/2017Ten Georgia congressmen sent a letter recently to Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue asking him to rescind rules that would impact the state’s poultry industry.
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Starling talks administration’s ag priorities
04/05/2017The top staffer for agriculture in the White House says President Trump is aware of the industry’s concerns and has good reason to lend a hand.
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Pruitt has ‘hope’ on E15 waiver
03/05/2017Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, has some words that will be welcome in the renewable fuels community.
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Perdue: USDA coordinating with White House on appointments
02/05/2017With Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue now in place, the focus now turns to the rest of the Department.
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Long road ahead after cotton and dairy excluded from budget deal
02/05/2017Congress will vote this week on a budget deal that funds the government for the rest of the fiscal year, but it doesn’t include assistance for dairy and cotton producers.
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Perdue on his NAFTA conversation with Trump
30/04/2017Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue made the case for the industry regarding the North American Free Trade Agreement to President Donald Trump shortly after taking over his role in the President’s Cabinet.
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Looking ahead to NAFTA talks
27/04/2017President Donald Trump got the attention of everyone from the halls of Congress to the corn field on Wednesday when reports emerged that he was considering pulling the U.S. from the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Trump calls for examination of monument designations
26/04/2017President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday that would kickstart a review of monument designations over the last 20 years.
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Perdue stresses trade, hard work in first remarks as secretary
25/04/2017Sonny Perdue was sworn in as the nation’s 31st Secretary of Agriculture on Tuesday morning, and he wasted no time before addressing his new coworkers.
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Senate Ag leaders voice their support for Perdue confirmation
24/04/2017The Senate has cleared the way for Sonny Perdue to be the 31st Secretary of Agriculture.
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Perdue nomination headed for a vote
23/04/2017Sonny Perdue’s wait to be the next agriculture secretary is almost over.
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Industry working on swine disease response
20/04/2017Three pork industry groups are working toward a more streamlined response to disease outbreaks.