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West Virginia farmers are increasingly adopting aerial technologies like drones to revolutionize farm management practices. These tools provide comprehensive monitoring of crops and soil conditions, helping farmers address issues earlier and optimize operations despite rising transportation costs and economic pressures.

A bipartisan group of newly elected U.S. Representatives is planning to visit agricultural communities along the southern border to better understand challenges facing American farmers. The delegation will focus on tariff impacts, transportation infrastructure, and border-related agricultural issues while meeting with experts and constituents during their tour.

West Virginia farmers are increasingly adopting aerial technology to monitor and manage their agricultural operations, providing new perspectives and data for improved decision-making. This technological shift comes amid challenges from tariff changes and transportation issues, offering farmers a competitive edge during economically uncertain times.

A bipartisan group of newly elected U.S. Representatives is meeting with agricultural experts to address key farming industry concerns including trade policies, border issues, and transportation infrastructure. The lawmakers will participate in public forums and receive briefings on how technological advancements are transforming agricultural practices across the country.

USDA Secretary Rollins conducted a tour of Western North Carolina to assess damage from recent wildfires and hurricanes, meeting with affected farmers and local officials. During the visit, Rollins announced a new Rural Prosperity Initiative to provide immediate relief and long-term support for rebuilding agricultural communities with improved resilience and sustainability.

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection has announced several new initiatives including an expert panel formation, increased budget allocation for agricultural technology, avian health protection measures, and an expanded community outreach program. Led by Commissioner Alice Norwich, these efforts aim to strengthen Wisconsin’s agricultural sector while addressing current challenges facing the state’s farming communities.

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection has announced several new initiatives including an expert panel formation, increased budget allocation for agricultural technology, avian health protection measures, and an expanded community outreach program. Led by Commissioner Alice Norwich, these efforts aim to strengthen Wisconsin’s agricultural sector while addressing current challenges facing the state’s farming communities.

Oklahoma Farm Bureau members gathered at OSU’s Agricultural Hall for their Generation Bridge winter event, exploring agricultural education and research while fostering connections across generations. The event featured tours of OSU’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, discussions on international agricultural partnerships including work in Malawi, and workshops on agricultural trade and policy advocacy.

Oklahoma Farm Bureau members gathered at OSU’s Agricultural Hall for their Generation Bridge winter event, exploring agricultural education and research while fostering connections across generations. The event featured tours of OSU’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, discussions on international agricultural partnerships including work in Malawi, and workshops on agricultural trade and policy advocacy.

Memphis farmers are divided over the potential impacts of Trump’s proposed tariff strategy on the agricultural sector. While some see opportunities for American agriculture through protective trade policies, others express concerns about retaliatory measures from trade partners and increased costs for farming equipment and supplies. The USDA is working to assess impacts while local farming communities prepare for potential market changes.