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Grain Facility Management

Iowa fines NEW Cooperative for air quality violations

In 2019, the Duncombe, Iowa, facility was reclassified as a grain terminal elevator, which triggered new emissions testing and dust limits.

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Judge: Evidence lacking that 6 poultry companies conspired

Perdue, Fieldale Farms, Case Farms, Claxton Poultry, Foster Farms and Wayne Farms had the opportunity to participate in a conspiracy, but plaintiffs couldn't prove any of them did, writes Judge Thomas M. Durkin.

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Ag groups oppose changes to trade remedy laws

Comments to the U.S. Department of Commerce noted antidumping rule changes could potentially trigger retaliation against U.S. agricultural exports.

Grain Processing

EPA denies nearly all biofuel blending exemption petitions

The EPA denied 26 small refinery exemption petitions under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) program.

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Emoji costs farmer $82,000 for breach of contract on grain delivery

A farmer failed to deliver on a contract with South West Terminal in Saskatchewan, saying his thumbs up emoji wasn't approving the contract.

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Reintroduced bill addresses rail service improvements

Reliable Rail Service Act would define how STB addresses questions regarding common carrier obligation.

Feed & Grain POV

Discover what the feed & grain industries hope for in the next farm bill

It looks like this year's legislation may be delayed, but NGFA continues to advocate for reforms to federal conservation programs and funding for agricultural export promotion.

Legislative News

California modifies Prop 12 implementation date

Court order extends by 6 months the time non-compliant pork already in the supply chain can be sold.

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Bipartisan bill focuses on U.S. commodities to combat global hunger

The American Farmers Feed the World Act of 2023 is designed to keep the "food" in America’s international food aid programs.

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EPA biomass-based diesel standards fall below current production

Oilseed and biofuel groups express disappointment, saying rule does not reflect investment, growth potential.

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Pork-producing states urge passage of bill targeting Prop 12

11 governors urge Congressional leaders to advance and pass a bill that would effectively overturn California’s animal welfare law recently upheld by the US Supreme Court.

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Bill would safeguard US exports during FAD outbreak

Safe American Food Exports Act would codify USDA’s role in negotiating regionalization agreements for animal products

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