
Sara Wyant
Owner and Editor at Agri-Pulse
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1 day ago |
agriculture.com | Sara Wyant
This week in Washington, D.C., Senate Republicans have been working round the clock to produce their “one big, beautiful” bill and deliver a final product to President Donald Trump before Independence Day. But they’ve run into a handful of objections from the Senate parliamentarian and the workaround could have a big impact on rural hospitals. Meanwhile, Trump pulled the plug on trade negotiations with Canada and his team pledged to unveil new trade deals with several other countries next week.
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1 week ago |
agriculture.com | Sara Wyant
President Donald Trump relied heavily on the rural vote for his election, but some of those same voters have become increasingly anxious about his actions in recent weeks, especially when it comes to their farmworkers, uncertainty over new trade deals, and the MAHA movement. But the Trump team also delivered some good news for farm country in the form of new investments to eradicate deadly screwworm and favorable blending targets for fuel producers under the Renewable Fuel Standard. 1.
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1 week ago |
hpj.com | Sara Wyant
Biofuel, farm and oil groups have been anxiously awaiting the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed Renewable Volume Obligations for fuels, fearing they might once again fall below industry requests. The Biden administration had missed the Nov. 1 statutory deadline for announcing those targets, leading to a great deal of uncertainty and some biofuel plants to idle.
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3 weeks ago |
hpj.com | Sara Wyant
Against long odds, House Republicans rallied to pass President Donald Trump’s big tax and spending package on a party-line vote, 215 to 214, last month. Now, Majority Leader John Thune, R-South Dakota, is pushing his chamber to complete work on its version by July 4. How that huge piece of legislation will look when it comes out of the Senate, where the GOP holds a 53 to 47 majority, remains to be seen.
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1 month ago |
hpj.com | Sara Wyant
Finding good, reliable and legal workers that you can trust with your cows or driving your sophisticated farm equipment remains a challenge from coast to coast and all parts in between. The Trump administration and farm state Republicans and Democrats who serve in Congress realize it’s a problem, but why is it taking so long to solve? In short, it’s complicated. Decades ago, there were plenty of rural and even city kids eager to tackle jobs on farms.
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