Category: Business & Management
Georgia producers can apply for Hurricane Helene loss assistance in eligible counties
Georgia producers in eligible counties may apply to the Georgia Department of Agriculture for compensation related to Hurricane Helene losses. Covered categories include infrastructure, nursery crops, pecans, blueberries, citrus, and damaged plasticulture and bare-ground practices.
USDA opens $27.7M in grants for farmers markets, direct-to-consumer programs
Eligible operators and food businesses should review requirements and apply via Grants.gov by June 5, 2026.
Ag committee chair pushes for more grower aid as farm bill vote gains momentum
The chair of the U.S. House Agriculture Committee is advocating for an additional $20 billion to help farmers offset rising production costs as lawmakers hope for a farm bill vote on the House floor by the end of the month.
USDA funding aims to provide boost to US exports
USDA announces 55 recipients of trade promotion funding and anticipates additional infusion of funds in 2027.
Forty Under 40 Perspectives: Building plant trust with video marketing
Video marketing helps plant nurseries build trust, educate customers and boost exposure in a competitive horticulture marketplace.
USDA extends pause on RBCS loan guarantees for biodigesters, indoor ag projects
USDA extended its pause on loan guarantees for biodigesters and controlled environment agriculture projects due to high delinquency rates and financial risk. The pause will remain in effect through the end of 2026 while the agency reviews portfolio performance and updates underwriting standards.
Corteva outlines leadership for two companies in planned split
Corteva names leadership for crop protection and seed companies ahead of planned 2026 separation into two public businesses. The move separates Corteva’s crop protection and seed businesses into focused companies with distinct leadership and strategies.
USDA AMS opens applications for $86.6M specialty crop block grants, $14.3M multi-state program
USDA announced $100.9 million in grant funding for specialty crop projects through two programs. The funding supports research, marketing and collaboration, with applications due in June and October 2026.
US export market to receive $8.4 million boost
More than $8.4 million earmarked to expand export markets for U.S. goods will be distributed by USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service through three programs.
Taylor Farms acquires Equinox Growers greenhouse
Taylor Farms acquires a Virginia greenhouse to expand CEA production and supply. Learn how it impacts growers and explore market growth trends.
Rollins targets high input costs as USDA, DOJ investigate fertilizer companies
Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins is pressing for price relief while investigators examine potential price collusion. See what changes lie ahead.
Feeding the Economy report highlights $10.4T impact of U.S. ag
The 2026 Feeding the Economy report shows how the U.S. food and ag sector drives a $10.4T economy. Explore key report insights now.
Free April NCAE webinar on Interim Final Rule changes offered
Learn how new labor rules impact your operation. Register for this free webinar to get practical compliance tips and expert insights.
54 farm groups press Trump Administration for more grower support amid rising costs
Advocacy groups warn of mounting financial strain and urge federal action. Read the full letter and learn what it requests for specialty crop growers.
Global AgInvesting World Summit returns to New York
Global AgInvesting World Summit returns to New York in April 2026. Learn key investment trends and explore opportunities shaping agriculture and agtech markets.
Greenhouse inventory management: It’s a numbers game
Greenhouse inventory management depends on accurate tracking, forecasting and production timing. Learn key strategies and review practical methods.