Written by: Emma Hamlin, policy intern Washington has another deadline on the calendar. For American agriculture, however, the work doesn’t stop when Congress leaves Washington. Farmers are planting and harvesting. Ranchers
From West Texas to the White House: Ag Women Connect Gains National Recognition What began as a calling to connect women in agriculture has grown into a national movement, opening
USDA Corrects Press Release that Had Incorrectly Included Horses Ag Women Connect joined agriculture and equine industry voices in alerting USDA leadership to language that incorrectly blurred the distinction between
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE AG WOMEN CONNECT REPRESENTS WOMEN IN AGRICULTURE ON NATIONAL STAGE WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP Twelve women from eight states bring the voice of American agriculture to Dallas through
Written by: Emma Hamlin, Policy Intern On September 4, 2026, President Donald J. Trump signed two Executive Orders to strengthen the American cattle industry and support the ranchers who help feed
President Donald Trump announced Friday that his administration has reached a new agreement to lower beef prices for American consumers. In a post on Truth Social, President Trump said
Standing Up for U.S. Dairy: Why the President’s Action Against Canada Is Long Overdue For generations, women have been vital to America’s dairy industry, managing farms, caring for animals, raising
Written by: Emma Hamlin, Policy Intern For over a year, farmers, ranchers, and rural communities have been waiting for Congress to finalize a new Farm Bill. Although the 2018 Farm Bill
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming industries across America, and Texas is quickly becoming a focal point for discussions surrounding AI data centers. While these developments bring opportunities, they also raise
Farmers and Ranchers Needed to Defend Agriculture’s Future American agriculture is once again facing a legal battle that could have far-reaching consequences for farmers, ranchers, rural communities, and consumers across