USDA Climate Grants For Farm Resilience In 2026
USDA Climate Grants funded conservation, research facilities, rapid response work, and workforce capacity as climate risks press farms.
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WOTUS Agriculture Rule: Farm Implications
WOTUS agriculture changes may affect permits, drainage, wetlands, and farm planning as EPA seeks comments on its 2026 proposal.
EPA Public Participation in Crop Standards
EPA Public Participation matters for crop protection rules, glyphosate review, and sustainable farming input before agency decisions.
USDA Tests Satellites And AI To Fix Problems With U.S. Crop Estimates
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is preparing to test satellite imagery, artificial intelligence and machine learning as part of a new effort to improve the accuracy of American crop estimates. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced…
USDA Farm Income Forecast Improves, But Rising Costs Keep Pressure On Farmers
The U.S. farm economy is entering the final months of 2026 with a financial picture that looks stronger in some areas but remains under significant cost pressure. On September 3, the USDA Economic Research Service…
August Crop Report Signals for 2026 Farmers
August Crop Report data show lower corn yield, record soybean output, and practical signals for 2026/27 farm planning decisions.
NOSB appointments and organic farm policy
NOSB appointments made on August 17, 2026, could affect organic standards, livestock policy, certifier oversight, and farmer input.
Nebraska Soil Health Lessons From One Farm
Nebraska Soil Health data show how one farmer cut irrigation and nitrogen use while keeping yields near county averages, with cost evidence.
U.S. Farm Fuel Costs Rise Into Harvest Season
U.S. farmers are entering the 2026 harvest season with diesel costs adding another layer of pressure to already strained production budgets. The national average retail price for on-highway diesel reached $5.652 per gallon for the…