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AgNet Weekly: Author David Lipsky on Climate and the Science of Denial

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AgNet Weekly: IFPA Washington Conference, Ag Labor, Packaging

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AgNet Weekly: Jacqui Fatka of CoBank on Trade Issues

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AgNet Weekly: Representative Mann on Canceled NASS Reports

AgNet Weekly: AFBF on EPA’s PFAS Rules

AgNet Weekly: Rep. Austin Scott on Legislative Issues

AgNet Weekly: Jacqueline Heard, CEO of Enko Inc.

AgNet Weekly: Prescribed Fire Expert Lenya N. Quinn-Davidson

AgNet Weekly: Ag Policy Expert Fran Miller

AgNet Weekly: Representative John Duarte (R-CA)

AgNet Weekly: Brian Kuehl on Ag Tax Bill and Future of the Farm Bill

AgNet Weekly: Brian Kuehl on Ag Tax Bill and Future of the Farm Bill

AgNet Weekly: USDA Specialty Crop Initiatives

AgNet Weekly: President Pauses Pending LGN Exports

AgNet Weekly: What’s Ahead for Ag in 2024

AgNet Weekly: USDA Assistance for Distressed Borrowers

AgNet Weekly: Alexis Taylor on Trade Missions for Specialty Crops

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AgNet Weekly: Jaime Castaneda on USMCA Dairy Dispute

AgNet Weekly: Senator Kevin Cramer on WOTUS, Farm Bill

AgNet Weekly: Secretary Vilsack on Rural Investments

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NOAA Makes Atlantic Hurricane Season Prediction
Forecasters with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) National Weather Service on May 21 predicted a below-normal 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. Its outlook is for a 35% chance of a near-normal season, a 10% chance of an above-normal season and a 55% chance of a below-normal season. The hurricane season runs from June 1 […]
All In For Citrus Podcast, May 2026
After significant drought in many parts of Florida, some much-needed rainfall began in May as the rainy season approaches. That seasonal transition, from a grove management perspective, is the focus of the May episode of the All In For Citrus podcast. Michael Rogers, director of the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences […]