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The Bureau of Internal Revenue  confiscated 102,900 bottles of vape products and arrested two individuals during a raid of a warehouse in San Pablo City, Laguna on March 11, 2024. The total tax deficiency was estimated at…

China’s purchases of United States farmland have increased 456 percent since 2011, with 384,000 acres purchased in 2021, said Rep. Mike Gallagher at a roundtable on Agriculture Technology Theft in Iowa, led by the House…

by Carly Moran   American agricultural workers could soon receive financial compensation when their livestock gets killed by a wolf that advocates are hoping to increase in population. Lawmakers introduced the Wolf and Livestock…

Bird Flu Is Threatening Chickens. Why Farmers Don't Want a Vaccine. Barron'sAvian flu: Efforts under way to protect US poultry industry Al Jazeera EnglishBird Flu Is Surging. Dialing Back Its Pandemic Risk Starts with Prevention…

by Tom Gantert   The U.S. Department of Agriculture is taking the first steps in handing out $2.2 billion to farmers, ranchers or forest landowners who experienced discrimination with USDA farm lending programs. The Inflation Reduction…

by Diana Furchtgott-Roth   Belgian and Dutch farmers are protesting because they are losing their livelihoods in the name of fighting so-called climate change as European governments seek to reduce emissions of nitrogen oxide and…

Farmers from the East Palestine region met with officials from the Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) on Thursday to discuss the potential effects of last month’s Norfolk Southern hazardous train crash on their crops and livestock.…

The peasants are rising up again. In Belgium, farmers flooded the streets of Brussels last week with over 2,000 tractors to protest their government’s plan to limit nitrogen emissions. For these farmers, almost everything…

by Mary Stroka   Family scale farmers in the Midwest may lose a lot to large agribusinesses through carbon markets, a new report says. According to the report, “Agricultural Carbon Markets, Payments and Data: Big Ag’s Latest Power…

by Steve Bittenbender   Farmers aren’t likely to enjoy a calm year this year, according to agricultural economists from Purdue University. After a year of dealing with historic inflation rates, farmers must now be prepared for an…