Kim Chipman

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is making the case at the United Nations to push Luke Lindberg’s candidacy to lead the World Food Program. The International Trade Commission is grappling with whether antidumping duties on Mexican tomatoes are still necessary to protect U.S. industry.

As Corteva prepares to split its seed and crop genetics business into a separate company, the agribusiness is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its Pioneer brand, which helped revolutionize modern agriculture. 

House Ways and Means Committee Democrats are urging the administration to tone down the rhetoric heading into discussions with Canada and Mexico on the future of a North American trade deal. 

Details of what President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to around agricultural market access continue to trickle out. 

The House Transportation Committee unveils a proposed $580 billion, five-year surface transportation reauthorization bill. 

Agriculture markets are analyzing the outcome of President Donald Trump’s meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, while U.S. lawmakers are taking in the latest sign of a tumultuous political season ahead. 

Leaders of the House and Senate Ag committees and GOP leadership have called for $15-$20 billion in farm aid, but details remain unclear. 

Senate Agriculture Chairman John Boozman, R-Ark., expresses concerns with the House-passed E15 bill. 

The House has passed E15 legislation by a vote of 218-203. The bill now faces major challenges in the Senate. 

The corn industry's quest to get more biofuel into U.S. gasoline tanks took a stumble as estimates on the cost of proposed ethanol legislation to soybean farmers opened up a major rift in the agriculture world.