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USDA requires farmers to build energy projects before seeking grants (opens the original)
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Farmers and rural small businesses seeking Rural Energy for America Program grants for renewable and energy efficiency projects will have to build and operate them for a year before they can apply, under a new USDA rule set to take effect in mid-October. The final rule, scheduled to be published in the Federal Register on Oct. 1, requires REAP applicants to have projects fully installed and have 12 months of their energy production and savings data on hand before receiving funding commitments fr
USDA sued over limits on rural energy program's solar funding (opens the original)
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A coalition of farmers, a solar company, grant consultants and agricultural and energy groups is suing the Agriculture Department, alleging the agency illegally sought to limit solar projects' eligibility for grants and loan guarantees through changes to its Rural Energy for America program, then refused to pay grants to farmers who had started building solar arrays with its encouragement. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Washington, D.C., argues eligibility restrictions targeting solar pr
Corteva agrees to end pesticide loyalty programs in proposed settlement with FTC, states; company also settles case with Inari (opens the original)
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Corteva has agreed to end a pesticide loyalty program and other incentives that the Federal Trade Commission and 12 states alleged shut generic competitors out of distribution channels as part of a proposed settlement. The announcement came the same day Corteva announced it had reached a settlement with seed company Inari in a lawsuit in which Corteva alleged seed trait theft. The proposed settlement with the FTC and states, which was filed in the U.S. District Court for North Carolina's Middle
Cattle groups report shipment delays, workforce disruptions amid ICE activity in southwest Kansas (opens the original)
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Amid U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in southwest Kansas this week, shipments of cattle to processing plants have been delayed and parts of the beef supply chain have seen workforce disruptions, according to industry groups. A joint statement released by the Kansas Livestock Association, Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association and Texas Cattle Feeders Association on Thursday said reported impacts of ICE raids over the last few days include delayed shipping of thousands of fed cattle
Rollins tells dairy, other checkoffs to halt ESG initiatives (opens the original)
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Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins on Thursday told the chair of the National Dairy Board, which runs the dairy checkoff program, to halt several environmental initiatives, saying they were not aligned with Trump administration policy. “Effective immediately, all projects funded by the dairy checkoff program must focus on long-term value creation for future generations and not activities advancing environmental, social and governance (ESG) frameworks, net-zero, or climate neutrality initiative
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