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Orangeworm eats into 8% of almond revenues

01/05/24 7:29 AM By Brad Hooker

Navel organgeworm infestations have cost almond growers $393 per acre on average and pistachio growers $262.

California fends off invasive species threat from Chile

12/06/23 9:18 AM By Brad Hooker

California Farm Bureau raises alarms over Chile dropping a fumigation rule for table grapes.

Invasive pests are devastating citrus farms

10/20/23 10:16 AM By Brad Hooker

Southern California citrus growers are reeling from major infestations and are urging lawmakers and residents to help combat the threats.

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March 23, 2025

Agri-Pulse Open Mic: Bill Hoagland, Sr. VP. Bipartisan Policy Center

This week’s Open Mic guest is Bill Hoagland, Senior Vice President of the Bipartisan Policy Center. In a day where Washington faces mounting issues of government outlays and rising national debt, Hoagland say partisanship must give way to solutions that maintain essential federal programs and services. Hoagland provides key insights on budget reconciliation, DOGE, tax reform, a farm bill and the debt ceiling, which are all critical issues facing the 119^thCongress.

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03.21.2025

Agri-Pulse Newsmakers: March 21, 2025: Rep. Kat Cammack on reconciliation, farm bill, producer payments

After three hurricanes hit her Florida district in 13 months, Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., overviews recovery efforts and the possibility to embed USDA staff in FEMA to assist with future disasters. She also discusses the potential for including farm bill elements in budget reconciliation, saying it is “absolutely feasible.”

Then, T.A. Hawks with Monument Advocacy and Mike Stranz from the National Farmers Union discuss USDA’s release of $10B in market relief payments and the potential impact of the administration’s trade policies on agriculture.

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