Thursday, May 8th, 2025 Podcast

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We saw the US and UK announce a trade deal on Thursday that does seem to be favorable towards agriculture, in particular ethanol and beef. However, the grain markets didn’t seem to react much either way to

U.S., U.K. Announce Trade Deal

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(Washington, DC) — The U.S. and the UK are announcing a new trade deal. President Trump made the announcement at the White House this morning. He said he feels it will be a great deal for both

Democrats Worried About Farm Bill Amidst Reconciliation Talks

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(WASHINGTON D.C.) — While House Ag Chair GT Thompson and Senate Agriculture Chair John Boozman have laid out an optimistic scenario for the farm bill, Democratic lawmakers who addressed agriculture reporters this week said they’re uncertain about

EPA Working to Clear Pesticide Registration Backlog

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EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin says the Office of Pesticide Programs will benefit from the dissolution of the Office of Research and Development, the agency’s scientific research arm. The agency said last week the Office of Chemical Safety

Senators Urge USDA to Explain DOGE Review of Farm Loans 

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Democrats in the U.S. Senate have asked USDA to explain why the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) must approve certain government farm loans and loan guarantees before they are issued, according to a copy of a letter seen

Nebraska Farm Income Projected to Increase 55% in 2025

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Nebraska net farm income is forecast to increase 55% in 2025, to a record $9.42 billion, according to new projections from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and the University of Missouri. It would be the highest nominal farm

Lindberg Cites Trade Barriers During Confirmation Hearings

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USDA Undersecretary for Trade nominee Luke Lindberg says America has “abdicated” its leadership role in feeding the world. Lindberg told Senate Ag lawmakers at his confirmation hearing that the U.S. for too long has let other nations