Todd Neeley

A new report by the University of Nebraska's Clayton Yeutter Institute of International Trade and Finance said the 10% tariff placed on all Chinese imports to the U.S. represents a broadening of the 2018 trade war.

In two separate letters to leaders of the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate, a group of nearly 9,000 farmers and attorneys general from 16 states ask Congress to pass legislation to make E15 sales permanent across the country.

Three Missouri River Farms Ask Court to Order Feds to Pay Millions in Flood Damages

Biofuels and agriculture interest groups asked U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin to not only finalize Renewable Fuel Standard volumes for 2026 immediately but to set biomass-based diesel volumes to at least 5.25 billion gallons.

A federal judge ruled a lawsuit alleging securities fraud against Archer Daniels Midland would continue as the court denied four motions to dismiss the case last week.

A jury in Cobb County, Georgia, awarded $2.065 billion in compensation and damages to a cancer patient who alleged his use of Roundup led to their non-Hodgkin's lymphoma diagnosis.

A federal court in Texas has struck down a Biden administration rule on the lesser prairie chicken in a lawsuit filed in part by farmers and ranchers in Kansas.

As biofuels, agriculture and petroleum groups are expected to meet at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to discuss the future of the Renewable Fuel Standard, a group of fuel distributors have raised alarms about what increasing RFS volumes for biomass-based diesel could mean to consumers.

Ag Reality TV's McBee Faces June 26 Sentencing on Crop Insurance Fraud

Saskatchewan-based Monette Farms was ordered by the Supreme Court of British Columbia to pay a consultant $12 million for help provided on a $63 million ranch deal. Monette owns more than 350,000 acres of farm and ranch land in Canada and the U.S.