Articles Tagged with ''MAHA''

The Department of Health and Human Services is putting $200 million into studying the impact of "cumulative chemical exposures" and reducing reliance on "chemical crop protection tools."

Casey Means discussed the Trump administration's approach to pesticides at her confirmation hearing Wednesday.

President Donald Trump delivers his State of the Union message days after the Supreme Court struck down a cornerstone of his trade policy, and his controversial pick for U.S. surgeon general will get her long-delayed Senate confirmation hearing. The House Agriculture Committee was scheduled to begin debating a GOP farm bill on Monday, but due to weather the start of the markup was delayed.

Duane Simpson, who took over as president and CEO of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives last year, talks about the structural challenges facing agriculture, including the shifts in nutrition policy and messaging that resulted from the MAHA movement.

A broad-based coalition of agricultural groups is releasing an analysis today showing how the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement benefits the farm sector.

The new year is a week old and the window for Congress to tackle pressing U.S. agriculture legislation is already rapidly narrowing.

Justin Benavidez has been tapped to be USDA’s chief economist, succeeding Seth Meyer. Benavidez has been chief economist for the House Agriculture Committee’s GOP staff the last three years.

As she announced a new aid package this week, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins reiterated that the administration’s long-term project is to end farmers’ reliance on government support.

House lawmakers could roll out a compromise on a defense policy bill today as Republicans weigh how to handle potential security concerns from Chinese-made drones.

Bright-orange fingers may soon be a thing of the past as PepsiCo announced a new line of Doritos and Cheetos called Simply NKD, free of artificial flavors and dyes.