Fuel and food inflation continue to challenge consumers and producers, and farm interests say some of that is within the government’s control, while some aren’t.
Finding needed labor in 2021 was challenging for a variety of reason. The Washington state Tree Fruit Assocation’s Jon DeVaney talks about the biggest struggles
Demand for table eggs tends to increase when holiday gatherings and cold weather encourage home baking and cooking. In accordance, wholesale table egg prices, the
The Ag Community thanked the Biden administration this week for extending to February 28th the waiver for commercial truckers from the federal Hours of Service
In an effort to streamline annual events, the National Potato Council recently announced it is combing their Annual Meeting with the Potato D.C. Fly-In. “We’ve
It was a rough Thanksgiving week for oil investors as oil prices slipped 13% last week due largely to growing concerns about the new COVID-19
In 2020, U.S. family farm households received $4.3 billion in federal assistance during the Coronavirus pandemic from Economic Impact Payments. Earlier this week, researchers at
The port bottleneck has not only hurt the farming community when it comes to shipping products out, but also when it comes to inputs arriving
2020 was a record year for Idaho farmers when it comes to net farm income. Idaho Farm Bureau Federation’s Sean Ellis said the numbers wouldn’t
