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NPPC welcomes new leadership

NPPC welcomes new leadership

The National Pork Producers Council elected new officers and board members to lead the organization through the 2026-2027 term. These experienced leaders will guide NPPC’s advocacy efforts, advancing policies that support growth, sustainability, and long-term resilience of the U.S. pork industry. “These leaders are stepping up at an important moment for our industry,” said NPPC CEO Bryan Humphreys. “These devoted people understand the importance of standing together to advocate for policies...

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Global food insecurity increased nearly 10 percent in 2022

New research from USDA?s Economic Research Service announced Tuesday shows global food insecurity increased by nearly ten percent in fiscal year 2022. USDA?s International Food Security Assessment model estimates how food prices and incomes affect food demand and...

NCBA asks EPA to wait on new WOTUS rule

Last week, the National Cattlemen?s Beef Association (NCBA) urged the Environmental Protection Agency to temporarily halt their efforts on a new WOTUS rule that the Biden administration is working swiftly on. NCBA?s Executive Director for National Resources and...

SCN Action Month promotes defense against reoccurring pest

SCN Action Month promotes defense against reoccurring pest

Soybean cyst nematode (SCN) continues to be the leading cause of soybean yield loss in North America. BASF Agricultural Solutions and The SCN Coalition have joined forces for the second year to promote SCN Action Month, a monthlong initiative to provide growers with...

Senator Grassley comments on Supreme Court Prop 12 case

Senator Grassley comments on Supreme Court Prop 12 case

The United States Supreme Court began hearing oral arguments on Tuesday for the case - National Pork Producers Council v. Ross.In 2018 California voters approved a ballot initiative (Proposition 12) that established confinement standards for animals sold as meat in...

It?s quantity vs. quality in this winter?s hay supply

It?s quantity vs. quality in this winter?s hay supply

As we roll through the harvest season, it is the only time that we are excited for dry conditions. However, the drought has expanded throughout most of the corn belt. We've seen increases in drought conditions in places like Minnesota South Dakota and even Wisconsin....

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Canada joins U.S. in Mexican trade dispute

Canada joins U.S. in Mexican trade dispute

Canada has formally agreed to take part in a trade dispute settlement consultation process, launched by the U.S., involving Mexico?s increasing restrictions on biotechnology product use and imports. The issue relates to President Obrador?s decree, several months ago,...