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EPA will reconsider the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) mandate for cellulosic ethanol it required for blending in 2013. In a letter to

USDA today officially announced the extension of the Milk Income Loss Contract (MILC) program through August.

With EPA officials now evaluating what are likely to be tens of thousands of comments on the agency’s proposal to reduce biofuel blending requirements under the

The American Sugar Coalition (ASC) filed an antidumping case against Mexico today, asking the federal government to take corrective action against the country for exporting subsidized sweetener into the U.S. market, harming America’s growers and taxpayers.

In a teleconference from Beijing this week, representatives of two U.S. soybean groups spoke of meeting with industry and government officials there to discuss how farmers from the Americas

The Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit today denied an appeal filed by the American Meat Institute and a group of trade associations representing livestock producers, feedlot operators, and meat packers seeking to block implementation of USDA?s country-of-origin labeling (COOL) rules.

FDA will soon finalize its voluntary guidance on genetically engineered food labeling, agency Commissioner Margaret Hamburg told the House Appropriations Committee yesterday

CropLife America (CLA) said it is concerned about the impact the EPA’s proposed new rule under the Clean Water Act (CWA) would have on crop-production products and agriculture.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) today announced its final listing of the lesser prairie-chicken as “threatened” under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).

Several senators expressed concern Wednesday to Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack over USDA’s proposal to close about 250 Farm Service Agency (FSA) offices as part of its fiscal year 2015 budget request.