A new stopgap spending bill to reopen the government also extends key Farm Bill programs for one year—covering the provisions left out of July’s budget package. While the Senate waits on the House to vote, it brings up what some economists think may be a new reality: the days of passing a comprehensive Farm Bill...
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U.S. Soybean Exports Now Face 60% Tariff to China, That Could Grow as Tariff Tit for Tat Plays Out
U.S. soybean exports now face a 60% tariff into China, and that figure could likely climb to more than 100% if the tit for tat on tariffs continues between the two countries. Even as the trade war heats up, and soybeans could be on the front lines once again, the reality is U.S. farmers aren’t...
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Farmers Watch As Next-Generation Biofuels Chase Market Growth In 2025
Optimism remains high that growth in the biofuels industry will continue under the new Trump administration. In late February, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced year-round E15 sales in eight Midwest states. “Today’s decision underscores EPA’s commitment to consumer access to E15 while ensuring a smooth transition for fuel suppliers and refiners,” said EPA Administrator Zeldin...

