The debt ceiling debate adds a new chapter, a GOP Senator offers thoughts on the Biden administration trade approach, and agriculture leaders look at where things go from here on a carbon bank. Hear more in today's DriveTime.
Republicans and Democrats can’t agree on how to raise the debt ceiling, a farm-state senator gets ready to testify before the House Agriculture Committee, and lawmakers introduce a bill to protect America’s supply chain from overseas buyers. That and more in today’s DriveTime.
The Biden administration rolled out details on how it plans to handle the U.S.-China trade relationship and USDA starts the process of determining who is eligible for fresh relief funds. Learn more in today's DriveTime.
President Joe Biden heads to the Capitol, harvest progress picks up speed, and a Minnesota Democrat wants to see rural housing improvements. That and more in today’s DriveTime.
Congress votes to avoid a government shutdown, a key Senate Republican talks conservation, and ag groups say cattle and pigs won't be subject to a methane tax. Hear more in today's DriveTime.
The Department of Agriculture is working toward funding for climate-smart ag practices and wildfire prevention took center stage on Capitol Hill today. Learn more in today's DriveTime.
A government shutdown looms, farm-state lawmakers ready for biofuel blending target cuts, and Dairy Management Inc. gets a new CEO. That and more in today’s DriveTime.
Today's DriveTime includes a look ahead at the week to come and reaction to new legislative text for the reconciliation package Congress is set to consider.
The House is expected to start next week with a critical vote on the infrastructure bill pending on Capitol Hill. A look at that and a USDA funding announcement in today's DriveTime.
Today's DriveTime features an exclusive look at some details of the $28 billion conservation plan circulating among House Democrats and a report on the discussion taking place at the U.N. Food Systems Summit.
The Environmental Protection Agency is reportedly considering a cut to biofuel blending volumes and the leader of the Senate Ag Committee says she's happy with the conservation language in the reconciliation package. Hear more in today's DriveTime.
In today's DriveTime, the Biden administration discusses its focus on competition and its trade relationship with China and a key lawmaker offers an updated timeline on upcoming biofuels news.
Today's DriveTime features a WOTUS update from EPA Administrator Michael Regan, a government spending note from Senate Ag Ranking Member John Boozman, R-Ark., and a regulatory state of play from Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack.
Today's DriveTime features a look ahead at some critical events next week as Congress returns to Washington and global leaders gather to discuss challenges in the food system.
Today's DriveTime features comments from Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack on an overseas trip and thoughts from a pair of ag policy leaders watching for tax and biofuel policy developments on Capitol Hill and from the Biden administration.
A battle to acquire Kansas City Southern takes a new turn, dairy producers push for milk pricing reform, and a bipartisan Senate bill would create a USDA loan program for precision ag equipment purchases. That and more in today’s DriveTime.
Deputy Ag Secretary Jewel Bronaugh outlines the U.S. vision to end hunger, and farm-state lawmakers react to President Joe Biden’s chief ag negotiator nomination. That and more in today's DriveTime.
House Ways and Means Committee unveils tax package for reconciliation, a Nebraska beef plant suffers a fire, and soybean checkoff investments are paying off. That and more in today’s DriveTime.
House Ag Committee debates the reconciliation bill, USDA enrolls 2.5 million acres in the Grassland Conservation Reserve Program, and farmers are learning how to do more with less when it comes to water use. That and more in today’s DriveTime.
House Ag Democrats unveil funding priorities for the reconciliation bill and the White House launches a sustainable aviation fuel challenge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. That and more in today’s DriveTime.
House Democrats propose a $35 billion expansion of child feeding assistance and the White House argues corporate consolidation in the meat sector is raising prices at the grocery store. That and more in today’s #APDriveTime.
USDA announces $700M in grants for farm workers and the House Ag Committee meets later this week to consider its portion of the reconciliation package. That and more in today’s DriveTime.
Louisiana’s top ag official says barges should be moving next week and a former Senate Democrat pushes the Environmental Protection Agency to keep increasing renewable volume obligations in the Renewable Fuel Standard. That and more in today’s DriveTime.
Net cash farm income is forecast to rise, USDA looks for answers on how to label cell-cultured meat, and a veteran farm lobbyist weighs on the stepped-up basis fight in Congress. That and more in today’s DriveTime.
Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack addresses dairy cows contaminated with PFAS, Canadian railroads battle again for KC Southern, and Spencer Chase catches up with biofuels advocates at Farm Progress Show. That and more in today’s DriveTime.
Hours-of-service exemption extended for livestock haulers and House Ag gets ready for a reconciliation bill fight. More in today’s DriveTime with Ben Nuelle in Washington and Spencer Chase at the Farm Progress Show in Illinois.
In today's DriveTime, the ag industry offers an early reaction to Hurricane Ida and the Department of Agriculture wraps up an input-gathering phase of its effort to boost meat processing capacity.
Weather takes center stage over the weekend as the Gulf of Mexico prepares for landfall of a hurricane. More on that and a look at how a beef industry group is approaching a key labeling issue in today's DriveTime.
The Environmental Protection Agency submits renewable volume obligation proposals and the USDA ramps up African Swine Fever defense in Puerto Rico. That and more in today’s DriveTime.
Today's DriveTime features news on a new dairy effort from USDA, a look at lock and dam construction, and thoughts on marketplace fairness rules.
