American Farm Bureau Federation
Recent News About American Farm Bureau Federation
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The consequences of Congress' failure to pass a modernized farm bill are highlighted in a new analysis by American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) economists. The analysis outlines the major impacts of relying on the outdated 2018 farm bill, including the potential loss of more family farms in the U.S., which affects the nation's ability to produce essential food, fuel, and fiber.
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Congress will soon exit Washington, D.C., for the annual August recess. Chad Smith reports on the need for farmers and ranchers to engage with their elected officials during this time.
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More than 500 organizations have collectively urged Congress to pass a new farm bill, recognizing the urgency as legislative time dwindles. Chad Smith reports that these organizations highlight the critical nature of this legislation.
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The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) has received a Power of Associations Silver Award for its Social Media Ambassador Program. This initiative involves Collegiate Farm Bureau members who are selected as social media ambassadors to creatively highlight events at the annual Farm Bureau leadership conference and encourage broader involvement.
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Programs that benefit every family in America are too important to put off any longer. That is the message from the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) and more than 500 other groups representing agriculture, nutrition, conservation, the environment, rural development, and several other sectors who united today to send a letter to congressional leaders calling for the passage of a new, modernized farm bill.
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For the eighth consecutive year, the Western Illinois University Collegiate Farm Bureau has supported local farmers through their annual Harvest Bag project.
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The 45Z tax credit, part of the Inflation Reduction Act, aims to enhance sustainable aviation fuel production in the United States. Chad Smith reports that the current proposal requires several key adjustments.
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Sustainable aviation fuel and clean fuel production tax credits hold potential benefits for farmers while aiming to reduce America’s carbon emissions. However, certain provisions may hinder many U.S. farmers from accessing these benefits.
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American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall thanked U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai for her investigation into whether Canada is violating dairy import commitments to the U.S. and Mexico.
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American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall welcomes EPA’s announcement regarding the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS).