Category: business
Farm groups launch coalition to preserve USMCA, support agricultural trade
A coalition of 40 farm groups are urging USMCA renewal. Learn how the trade pact impacts U.S. agriculture and exports.
Organic Produce Summit 2026 opens registration
Registration is open for the 2026 Organic Produce Summit, set for July 14–16 in Monterey, California. Learn what’s new and register now.
Farm Market & Agritourism: Strategies to attract today’s farm market shoppers
Learn how to attract more customers to your farm market using demographics, experiences, and digital tools. Start growing your market today.
Specialty crop leaders call for $5 billion in dedicated aid
Specialty crop leaders call for $5 billion in aid after spending bills omit support for growers. Read about the impact on U.S. specialty ag.
2026 vegetable industry outlook: How labor, technology and trade will shape the year ahead
Vegetable and organic growers tackle labor, automation, climate, and trade in 2026 to meet rising consumer demand for fresh, healthy produce.
California farms face new rules in 2026, from wages to waste disposal
California growers face new wage, waste and land rules in 2026. Learn what’s changing and how the laws may affect specialty crop growers.
USDA launches 2025 Organic Survey
USDA is surveying organic and transitioning farms to collect production and financial data. See what growers need to know and how to respond.
Organic Farmers Association introduces new farmer working groups
OFA has launched new farmer working groups to strengthen farmer-led advocacy and amplify grower voices. Join a group to share your input.
Organic Trade Association backs Domestic Organic Investment Act to boost U.S. capacity
OTA celebrates the Domestic Organic Investment Act to strengthen U.S. organic supply chains. Discover how the bill supports American farmers.
Specialty crop growers disappointed in grower aid package
USDA’s $12B Farmer Bridge Assistance program favors row crops, leaving specialty crop growers disappointed. Get more details on the package.
Investigation to probe Chinese trade practices
The U.S. has opened an investigation into China over unmet trade commitments. Get more details and learn how to comment at the hearing.
US ag exports harmed amid trade disputes, competition
U.S. row crop exports have fallen as imports rose amid trade conflicts. Learn how the shift impacts American ag and what it means for growers.
Farm Market & Agritourism: Top fresh food marketing trends for 2025
Discover the top fresh food marketing trends for 2025, from hyper-local sourcing to AI personalization. Learn how your brand can stay ahead.
John Hollay named new president and CEO of National Council of Agricultural Employers
The National Council of Agricultural Employers has named John Hollay its next president and CEO. Read more about the transition.
Corteva to split seed and crop protection businesses in 2026
Corteva will separate its seed and crop protection businesses in 2026 to better serve farmers. Learn how the move will impact growers.
Applications open for 2026 MSU Organic Farmer Training Program
Launch your farming career with MSU’s 2026 Organic Farmer Training Program. Learn how to apply and gain valuable hands-on and online learning.