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Sugar producers bring trade concerns to International Sugar Symposium - Brownfield Ag News (opens the original)
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Sugar producers bring trade concerns to International Sugar Symposium July 30, 2026 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: News Sugar producers are renewing calls for changes to federal trade policy as they continue to face tremendous financial pressures. Luther Markwart is the Executive Vice President for the American Sugarbeet Growers Association. “I’ve worked in sugar professionally for 47 years, and when you look across the scale of all the various commodities, including sugar, these are some of the
Canada Ag Trade Alliance: tariff threats lengthen uncertainty - Brownfield Ag News (opens the original)
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Canada Ag Trade Alliance: tariff threats lengthen uncertainty July 30, 2026 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: News A Canadian ag trade leader says it’s unclear if U.S. negotiators have any decision-making power as talks continue between the two countries. Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance executive director Michael Harvey tells Brownfield, “When you go to Washington, almost the only person who has any influence on the decision is President Trump himself,” he says. “So, it can be a little bit frustra
National Potato Council says USDA specialty crop assistance has limited access - Brownfield Ag News (opens the original)
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National Potato Council says USDA specialty crop assistance has limited access July 24, 2026 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: News Only about a third of the funding allocated for USDA’s Assistance for Specialty Crop Producers Program has been distributed ahead of the August 7th deadline. National Potato Council CEO Kam Quarles tells Brownfield, “One of the biggest challenges for specialty crops overall is eligibility.” “A number of the farms that should be getting relief are unable to because of so
Growers say cheap asparagus imports muted this season’s market potential - Brownfield Ag News (opens the original)
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Growers say cheap asparagus imports muted this season’s market potential July 23, 2026 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: Michigan, News The chair of the Michigan Asparagus Advisory Board Chair says rising imports continue to threaten what little American production is left. “Having to deal with imports coming in just totally wreck their industry.” Sarah Greiner and her husband Todd have been growing asparagus for more than three decades in the nation’s largest producing region along Michigan’s west
U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee considers USDA’s $11.1 billion emergency farm aid request - Brownfield Ag News (opens the original)
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U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee considers USDA’s $11.1 billion emergency farm aid request July 22, 2026 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: News Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins says the supplemental funding bill under consideration by the U.S. Senate would provide farmers $11.1 billion in emergency relief. “It buys the nation the security that we need, and it buys us time to deconstruct and then reconstruct a new system, putting our farmers and ranchers first,” she says. During Tuesday’s hearing, Rol
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