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Lobbyists Say Farm Bill May Get Pushed to 2019

First farm bill hearing February 23 in Manhattan, Kansas

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About two thirds of a group of 50 lobbyists say they expect Congress will not complete the next farm bill until 2019.

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Clean fuels industry urges EPA to increase renewable fuel volumes for 2026

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Innovative FEED Act reintroduced in US House of Representatives

The Innovative Feed Enhancement and Economic Development (Innovative FEED) Act was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on March 18.

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Proposed bill would name USDA facility after Massey

The bill would rename the USDA National Poultry Research Center the Abit Massey Poultry Research Center.

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PURR Act of 2025 sparks concerns for AAFCO

AAFCO warns proposed legislation may impact label transparency and consumer protection in the pet food industry.

AAFCO is concerned the PURR Act of 2025, as it is currently presented, could negatively impact consumer protection, reduce transparency in pet food labeling and jeopardize the safety of pet food products.

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Bipartisan bill aims to expand year-round E15 sales

Growth Energy applauds congressional effort to increase access to lower-cost, ethanol-blended fuel.

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Bipartisan legislation aims to shift Food for Peace program to USDA

Agricultural organizations support move to strengthen America's role in global food aid.

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USDA nominee: Fighting animal disease will be high priority

“I know that the current team and the future team will be working hand-in-hand to do everything we can on animal disease,” Brooke Rollins tells U.S. senators.

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Report highlights investment and data needs in US agricultural supply chains

Four-year review underscores importance of infrastructure upgrades and improved data transparency for grain transportation resilience.

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OSHA increases maximum penalties for workplace safety violations

Department of Labor adjusts civil penalty amounts to account for inflation, with willful violations now carrying fines up to $165,514.

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California Governor proposes E15 inclusion in state budget

Biofuel trade association hails potential for lower fuel costs and reduced emissions in the Golden State.

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Boozman, Klobuchar to lead US Senate ag committee

John Boozman moves from ranking member to chairman, while Amy Klobuchar takes over as ranking member.

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4 macro trends transforming the US feed industry in 2025

National Grain & Feed Association's David Fairfield, senior vice president of feed, shared his thoughts on the critical issues the U.S. feed sector must prepare for in 2025.

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Secretary Vilsack pledges long-term support for North Carolina's hurricane recovery

Relief programs include emergency loans, crop insurance assistance and housing support for farmers and rural residents.

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