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TIPA voices concerns about tomato agreement termination
Termination of the Tomato Suspension Agreement could bring market chaos. Learn more about what TIPA thinks about the end of the U.S.-Mexican tomato deal.
UK trade deal applauded by Farm Bureau
The American Farm Bureau Federation applauds a new U.S.-U.K. trade deal boosting exports. Learn how it opens doors for American farmers.
Proposed $60B addition to farm bill ag programs faces rocky road
A proposal to add $60 billion in farm bill programs has been made. Read more about the rock road the effort is expected to face.
Georgia study examining non-fresh market fruit
GFVGA and UGA are exploring new uses for surplus fruit through processing innovation. Help shape the future by taking the grower survey today.
40 Under Forty Awards nominations now open
Recognize rising stars in the fruit and vegetable industry. Submit a 40 Under Forty Award nomination by June 6 and spotlight future leaders.
Farm Bureau warns of estate tax farm threat
Looming estate tax changes threaten family farms. Read the analysis and comments from the American Farm Bureau Federation.
USDA to deliver second round of MASC payments to specialty crop growers
USDA is making a second round of payments through the Marketing Assistance for Specialty Crops program. Read more about the program and funds.
National Onion Association applauds Mexico water agreement
The NOA is celebrating the new U.S.-Mexico water agreement. Learn how it supports fair trade and U.S. onion growers after years of imbalance.
Urban ag farm to be built at Pittsburgh training center
Pittsburgh’s Bidwell Training Center has received a grant to build an urban farm and market. Read how the facilities will help the community.
Tomato growers applaud tomato suspension agreement termination
U.S. growers are celebrating the end of the tomato suspension agreement with Mexico. Read how this shift supports American farming.
Nutrien Ag Solutions opens new facility at Champaign Innovation Farm
Nutrien Ag Solutions has opened a new facility at its Innovation Farm. Discover how this hub will advance research and tech for growers.
Trump suggests legal pathway for undocumented farmworkers amid deportation push
Trump has suggested a legal path for undocumented farmworkers who leave and reenter the U.S. Get more details on his comments.
EFI streamlines worker certification program
Equitable Food Initiative (EFI) has streamlined its workforce certification process. Learn how the change impacts growers and farmworkers.
Farmers wary as U.S. pauses tariffs for some yet increases duties on China
The ag industry remains concerned about the global trade impact of tariffs amid ongoing uncertainty. Get more details on the tariff pause.
New UF/IFAS plant pathologist helps Everglades Agricultural Area growers battle diseases
Plant pathologist Monica Navia-Urrutia is supporting EAA growers with research and disease management solutions. Learn more about her work.
UF sweet corn researcher awarded prestigious academic honor
UF professor Marcio Resende sweet corn researcher has received a distinguished academic appointment. Read more about his honor.
MSU recognizes ag leaders
MSU’s College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) has recognized a number of ag leaders. Learn more about the 2025 honorees.
USDA opens applications for FY 2026 agricultural trade promotion programs
USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service announced 2026 funding opportunities through four ag trade promotion programs. Get all the details now.
Rural Voices USA weighs in on tariffs’ effect on rural America
Rural Voices USA has expressed its views on how tariffs will impact growers and rural America. Read the statement from the organization now.
Legislation aims to ease path to land access for young growers
Proposed legislation aims to help young farmers and ranchers access farmland. Learn more about the details included in the legislation.