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Philip Brasher

Washington, D.C.

Executive Editor at Agri-Pulse

Editor in Chief, @agripulse @UTAustin @AP @DMRegister @CQRollCall

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  • Daybreak May 7: Next week set for USDA reorganization, House Ag

    6 days ago | agri-pulse.com | Philip Brasher

    Next week is shaping up to be a big one for ag policy. Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins says she’ll release her plan next week for reorganizing and downsizing her department. But she told members of the National Association of Farm Broadcasting on Tuesday the downsizing won’t be as “drastic” as some observers fear.

  • FDA Expands Unannounced Inspections for Food Imports

    1 week ago | agriculture.com | Philip Brasher

    The Food and Drug Administration is expanding the use of unannounced inspections at foreign facilities that produce foods and medicines, building on a pilot program already used in India and China. The agency also is planning to update its policies for FDA investigators to refuse travel and lodging provided by regulated companies.

  • Survey: Farmers Believe Tariffs Will Ultimately Help Them

    1 week ago | agriculture.com | Philip Brasher

    Farmer sentiment improved in April despite continued uncertainty around President Donald Trump’s tariff plans and the stiff duties that he imposed on imports from China, according to the monthly Purdue University-CME Group Ag Economy Barometer. The overall index of farmer sentiment, which is based on a survey conducted April 14-21, rose 8 points to 148. The barometer’s index of current conditions rose 9 points to 141 and the index of future expectations was up 8 points to 152.

  • Survey: Farmers believe tariffs will ultimately help them

    1 week ago | agri-pulse.com | Philip Brasher

    Farmer sentiment improved in April despite continued uncertainty around President Donald Trump’s tariff plans and the stiff duties that he imposed on imports from China, according to the monthly Purdue University-CME Group Ag Economy Barometer. The overall index of farmer sentiment, which is based on a survey conducted April 14-21, rose 8 points to 148. The barometer’s index of current conditions rose 9 points to 141 and the index of future expectations was up 8 points to 152.

  • FDA expands un-announced inspections for food imports

    1 week ago | agri-pulse.com | Philip Brasher

    The Food and Drug Administration is expanding the use of unannounced inspections at foreign facilities that produce foods and medicines, building on a pilot program already used in India and China. The agency also is planning to update its policies for FDA investigators to refuse travel and lodging provided by regulated companies.

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Philip Brasher
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23 Jan 25

RT @agripulse: .@TAMU and @KState alums will appreciate @BrookeLRollins and @RogerMarshallMD greeting before her confirmation hearing @Sena…

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20 Dec 24

.@HouseAgGOP Chair Thompson says House will vote on CR+$100B disaster aid+$10B farm aid. Didn't want farm aid as separate vote for fear it wouldn't survive Senate. @agripulse

Philip Brasher
Philip Brasher @PhilipBrasher
20 Dec 24

.@AustinScottGA08 says CR 'will not pass without disaster and without farm aid' @agripulse @HouseAgGOP House GOP considering separate votes on CR+farm bill extension & farm aid