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Rollins spars with Democrats over glyphosate, SNAP, farm income

The safety of glyphosate, cuts in federal food aid and farm income losses were the focus of tense exchanges between Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and Democrats during a House Ag Committee hearing on Thursday.


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Daybreak June 4: New World screwworm found in Texas

A case of New World screwworm has been found in a 3-week-old South Texas calf, USDA officials confirmed Wednesday. The House is poised to vote Thursday on an agriculture and FDA


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Opinion: This National Cheese Day, appreciate what is what is powered by dairy, driven by cheese

On National Cheese Day, Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative CEO Tim Trotter says cheese is more than a dairy product, it is an economic engine that strengthens rural America and positions the United States as a global leader in dairy exports.


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USDA confirms screwworm case in Texas calf

Agriculture Department officials have confirmed a case of New World screwworm in a South Texas calf, marking the first detection of the pest in U.S. livestock in decades.


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Lahn’s Iowa victory galvanizes other MAHA Republicans

Businessman Zach Lahn's surprise victory over U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra in the Iowa Republican gubernatorial primary is a glimpse of election battles ahead between Make America Healthy Again GOP candidates and more traditional Republicans.


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