The global connectedness of agricultural trade means international disruptions eventually affect farmers, and the U.S. economy in general.
The American court system is “incredibly important” for agricultural advocacy. That was the message from Travis Cushman during a workshop titled “Courts and Ports: A Look at Legal and Economic Issues Facing American Agriculture.”
It’s possible to combine climate-smart agriculture with increased food production and innovative technology.
A rapid deterioration of the U.S.-Mexico trade relationship is causing alarm within the U.S. agricultural sector, and industry groups are voicing concerns.