Fertilizer Pricing Survey And Market Change
USDA’s fertilizer pricing survey gives farmers a way to document costs, supplier issues, and regional access concerns with evidence.
USDA’s Record $13.8 Billion Farm Payments Could Reshape 2026 Cash Flow
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced approximately $13.8 billion in gross farm safety-net payments for the 2025 crop year, creating a significant potential source of liquidity for American agricultural producers heading into the next…
AI Precision Farming Findings From 2026 Summit
AI Precision Farming drew fresh attention at the 2026 summit, but GAO data show adoption, costs, data quality and skills remain constraints.
Federal Court Blocks USDA Reorganization, Protecting Maryland’s Beltsville Research Center
A federal court has temporarily halted the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s sweeping reorganization, stopping plans to close the historic Beltsville Agricultural Research Center in Maryland and relocate employees across the country. The October 13, 2026,…
Cover Crop Report Shows Uneven Adoption Trends
Cover Crop Report findings show wider use, stronger weed-control claims, and uneven persistence across U.S. farms and regions.
Glyphosate Review Process and Farm Practices
How the glyphosate review process may affect labels, drift controls, resistance measures, and crop protection decisions in 2026.
USDA’s $86.6 Million Specialty Crop Grants Could Shift Regional Farm Investment
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded $86.6 million through the Specialty Crop Block Grant Program, directing federal support toward research, marketing, disease management, food safety, and market development across the American specialty crop industry.…
USDA’s $180 Million Seed Initiative Could Change U.S. Crop Breeding
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is putting $180 million behind a new Seed Sovereignty Initiative that could change how American researchers find, characterize and use genetic traits hidden inside the country’s vast plant collections. Agriculture…
Regenerative Agriculture Gains Federal Backing
regenerative agriculture is gaining federal backing, but farmers still need clear incentives, local markets, and careful cost planning.