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Iowa is one to watch as midterm campaigns enter final stretch (opens the original)
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With 34 days until voters across the U.S. head to the polls, challenges faced by both Republicans and Democrats are on display in Iowa. The country’s No. 1 producer of corn, hogs and eggs is looking less like a reliably red GOP stronghold and more like a purple swing state. Democrats haven't clocked a major victory in Iowa since the Hawkeye State backed then-President Barack Obama for reelection in 2012. Two years ago, President Donald Trump comfortably won Iowa by 13.2 percentage points, consid
Washington Week Ahead: Farm bill politics, fuel and trade outlook in focus (opens the original)
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The prospects for Congress passing a farm bill this year hinge on the next six weeks. That’s the message from Senate Agriculture Chairman John Boozman, R-Ark., who says waiting to start negotiating a final five-year farm bill until after the Nov. 3 midterms will be too late. That means holding bipartisan talks during a fall break that senators are set to start next week and the House began earlier this month. “We’ll be talking with members of our committee and conferencing this thing,” Boozman t
California regulators clear the path for voluntary E15 sales (opens the original)
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California regulators approved rules allowing voluntary sales of higher ethanol fuel blends, or E15, a move biofuel groups say will lower the cost to fill up gasoline tanks amid surging prices for regular fuel. “California drivers need relief at the pump and E15 is the easiest way to deliver,” Growth Energy CEO Emily Skor said in a statement late Thursday following the vote. E15 sells for 30 cents a gallon less on average versus standard fuel, according to the ethanol trade organization. The Cal
Daybreak Sept. 21: Diesel prices keep rising; rail merger review continues (opens the original)
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A weekend wave of violence has the world bracing for a possible new jump in oil prices. A massive Ukrainian drone strike in the Moscow region left a major Russian oil refinery ablaze, while the Iran-backed Houthis say they attacked oil facilities in Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest exporter of crude oil. The U.S. is the top overall oil producer. “Continued chaos likely to fuel additional gasoline and diesel prices in the days ahead,” says Patrick De Haan, GasBuddy head of petroleum analysis. Ga
Daybreak Sept. 18: Checkoffs get marching orders on ESG; dicamba FOIA lawsuit filed (opens the original)
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Checkoff programs were given a directive Thursday to align with Trump administration priorities. In a memo Thursday, USDA Undersecretary of Marketing and Regulatory Programs Dudley Hoskins ordered all federal checkoff programs to align their work with Trump administration priorities "favoring agricultural production, producer profitability, and freedom from ideologically driven mandates.” The memo came the same day Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins told National Dairy Board Chair Lolly Lesher
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