Agri-Pulse DriveTime

The Senate took action called for by a long list of American companies and the House took a look at child nutrition legislation. Get the recap in today's DriveTime. 

Ukraine's president says the country will move ahead with export plans despite a recent attack on a key port. More on that and important biofuels news from the Senate in today's DriveTime. 

Today's DriveTime takes a look at the poultry tournament system, the upcoming farm bill, and a potential tweak to risk management that has a producer leader's attention.

A new agreement could allow Ukrainian grain to hit the world markets. More on that and a look at the House Ag Committee's farm bill feedback in today's DriveTime.

Today's DriveTime offers an update on Ukrainian grain exports, a look at land values, and discussion on the upcoming farm bill.

A flurry of activity on Capitol Hill today could prove to offer important developments for farm policy down the road. Hear more in today's DriveTime.

Today's DriveTime features the latest on USDA's efforts to measure the climate benefits of conservation practices as well as a look at a hearing on the implementation of the 2021 infrastructure bill. 

Farm groups concerned about the price and availability of fertilizer are starting their week off on a high note. Hear why in today's DriveTime.

In today's DriveTime, we discuss farm bill spending, trade discussions with Kenya, and climate-smart agriculture practices.

Today's DriveTime features the latest on ag credit, a look at an upcoming nutrition dialogue, and thoughts on the desires some have for the upcoming farm bill.

Fresh inflation figures show grocery prices are on the rise. A look at that plus the latest on the farm bill's forestry programs in today's DriveTime.

In today's DriveTime, we discuss USDA's WASDE report, CRP Grassland sign-up, and the Farm Workforce Modernization Act.

The Ocean Shipping Reform Act, supply chain issues, and record beef exports are discussed in today's DriveTime. 

The UN Food and Agriculture Organization released its food price index, a jury in Colorado acquitted five poultry executives of price-fixing, and this week’s Newsmakers show focuses on the upcoming elections. All that and more in today’s DriveTime.

A House Ag Committee listening session focuses on dairy policy while producers at a separate event were looking for solutions to the sector's labor challenges. Hear more in today's DriveTime. 

Experts say global hunger is trending in the wrong direction. More on that and a look at producer efforts to figure out storm damage in today's DriveTime.

Today’s DriveTime discusses the USDA, saying the corn and soybean crop condition slipped again last week, some crops are faring better than others and LaNina isn’t over, according to climatologists.

Today’s DriveTime discusses the commodity markets swept into a financial downturn, SCOTUS' decision on EPA authority and how it could affect RFS and ASTA wants Washington help to identify innovation.

In today’s DriveTime, the Supreme Court made a decision on the case of West Virginia v. EPA, and the agency announced it is proposing to restrict and monitor atrazine use.

A new report projects conversion rates of farmland and the impact it will have on the global food supply. That and more in today's DriveTime.

In today's DriveTime, the biofuels industry awaits EPA action on a request from nine midwestern states and an industry analyst looks ahead to "report day" from USDA.

The Supreme Court weighs in on a pair of cases critical to farm policy while a new report tracks the cost of your next summer cookout. Hear more in today's DriveTime.

Today's DriveTime features views from the House Ag Committee on a major beef industry bill and the current global fertilizer market.

The House passed school lunch legislation Thursday as USDA called for improvements in federal forest management. Hear more in today's DriveTime.

The Senate Agriculture Committee approved two bills today authorizing USDA to mandate minimum levels of cash trading in cattle and establish a special investigator’s office in USDA. Plus, President Joe Biden is asking Congress to suspend federal taxes on gasoline and diesel for three months.