• Senate bill would invalidate Prop 12 through lawsuits
• USDA asks, is it really antibiotic-free, raised humanely?
• Republicans from Western states attack public lands plan in heated U.S. House hearing
• Rural broadband projects get $714 million in USDA grants and loans
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June 19, 2023

In the News

• Agricultural Relations Council Announces Its Golden ARC Award Winners
• AGCO, Case IH, Deere Execs Discuss What's Ahead In Precision Equipment
• Janice Person, Deron Johnson Inducted Into Ag Relations Council's Agricultural Public Relations Hall of Fame
• Syngenta's Application To Be Listed On Shanghai Stock Exchange Receives Approval

• Walmart To Build $275 Million Beef Processing Plant In Kansas City Area
• Highlights From The 2023 World Pork Expo
• Some Farm And Consumers Groups Concerned About Bunge's Acquisition Of Viterra

• Livestock Feed Mfgrs List Their Top Three Challenges
• Global Wheat Production Forecast At A Record
• USDA Announces $320 Million To Strengthen Food Supply Chains

• Ag Co-ops' Insurance Premiums Up 40% In Past Three Years
• Far West Equipment Dealers Assn To Merge With Associated Equipment Distributors
• Iowa Biodiesel Plant Ceases Operation, Cites Uncertainty Of Tax Credits

• U Of Illinois Economists Issue Report On How Farmland Acreage Impacted By Plant-Based Food
• USDA: Soybean Planted Acreage Has Outpaced Corn And Wheat Since 2000
• Dr. Jayson Lusk Named Dean Of Oklahoma State University's Ag College

• Alltech Announces New Leadership Roles In Culture And Talent, Marketing And Communications, President’s Office
• Tyson Foods Joins Farm Journal's "Trust In Beef" Initiative