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Examining FWS 2024 Final Drain Tile Setback Rule – National Agricultural Law Center
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Catalina Clouthier, Research FellowBrigit Rollins, Staff Attorney   In 2024, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (“FWS”) released a final ...

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Foreign Ownership of U.S. Agricultural Land Still Growing – North Carolina Farm Bureau
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Key Takeaways The share of foreign-owned U.S. land continues to increase. In 2024, foreign entities held approximately 47.24 million acres of U.S. ...

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Recent Changes to Dyed Diesel Regulations – National Agricultural Law Center
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In September 2026, the average price for a gallon of diesel in the United States rose to $6.53, according to the United States Energy Information ...

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Restarting the relationship with seeds – Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog
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Two recent stories about Indigenous seed rematriation sparked some reminiscing, and a reflection about what genebanks might need to do differently. In ...

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Vol. 4, Issue 18 – National Agricultural Law Center
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Located in Fayetteville, Arkansas, the National Agricultural Law Center serves the nation’s vast agricultural community and is a key ...

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Where have all the nutrients gone? – Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog
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The “nutrient collapse” story has been doing the rounds for years, and we’ve been picking at it on the blog for almost as long. Back in 2009, ...

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FIRA USA Expands Women in Agricultural Innovation Award for 2026, Broadening Beyond Robotics to Honor Trailblazers Across AgTech
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Arha Padman of Niqo Robotics (2nd from the right), recipient of the inaugural 2025 Women in AgRobotics of the Year Award, is recognized on ...

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2025 AEWR Ruled Unlawful – National Agricultural Law Center
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On August 26, 2026, a federal court in California ruled that the current methodology used to calculate adverse effect wage rates (AEWRs) in the ...

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Policy and Legislative Update on Hemp – National Agricultural Law Center
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Riata Meldrum, Research FellowRusty Rumley, Senior Staff Attorney On November 12, 2025, Public Law 119-37 was signed into law with an effective ...

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There are no opportunity crops – Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog
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At least, not in any biological sense. No plant is born an “opportunity crop.” It becomes one when somebody finds a way to make its particular ...

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