Policy and Regulations

About Policy and Regulations Category

Stay informed about the latest agricultural policy regulations with Countrywide Farmers. Our comprehensive resources cover new laws and regulations affecting the farming industry, including environmental policies, subsidies, and trade agreements. Learn how these changes impact your farm operations and what you need to do to stay compliant. We provide insights into government initiatives and offer practical advice on navigating the complex regulatory landscape. Keep your farm ahead of the curve with our detailed articles on policy and regulation updates.

Did you know that the number of agri-environmental policies has surged a lot in recent years? This surge is noticeable, especially in the 2000s and 2010s. It’s particularly seen in

Did you know that the guide for Organic Farming Compliance was last updated in 2005? It’s still a key resource for many in the West. It provides vital info on

Americans spend over $2.2 billion yearly on organic food from overseas. Yet, organic sales are only 6% of the food market in the U.S. This big difference shows why comprehensive

Did you know that over one-third of the food produced worldwide is wasted? We are heading towards a population of 9.7 billion by 2050. The link between agriculture and technology

Government policy isn’t just about what the government decides. A wide range of people is involved, including experts in policy, those who give advice, and those who analyse data. These

From 2001 to 2016, the U.S. lost 11 million acres of farmable land to other uses. This highlights the pressing need for strong agricultural policies. Good agricultural policies can lead

The farming and food sectors in the EU create almost 40 million jobs. This number shows how crucial agricultural policy guidelines are. They ensure food security and stable economics. They

Did you know the average American farmer is over 58 today? There are six times more farmers over 65 than under 35. This fact shows why we need to push

Did you know the United States follows tough agricultural policies every 5 years? This “Farm Bill” is a big deal. The recent one, called the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018,

Did you know that last year, natural disasters cost American farmers over $21 billion in crop losses? This high figure highlights the need for strong agricultural policies and support. The

The 2024 Farm Bill plans to change how $14.4 billion in conservation funds are used. This big move, plus many ideas from both sides, shows how big the Farm Bill

Did you know about a quarter of what US farms make gets sold abroad yearly? The USA tops other countries in selling farm goods worldwide. This makes it crucial to

In 2019, farms in the United States got a big $22.6 billion from the government. This was a part of the $111.1 billion net farm income. It shows how vital

Every five years, the United States creates a new Farm Bill that affects farming for years to come. The latest one, the Agricultural Improvement Act of 2018, is in effect

Did you know that agricultural support policies provide over $800 billion worldwide every year? This huge sum shows how vital these policies are on a global scale. In the United

In the late 1850s, farm exports made up an astonishing 80% of the US’s total. This shows how much farm policies changed US agriculture and boosted the economy. Since the

Back in 1949, government payments to farms were only 1.4% of their total net income. But by 2000, this number had climbed to 45.8%. This leap shows how much US

Did you know that inflation for food and non-alcoholic drinks rose by 6.4% in February? This was more than January’s 5.7%. It shows how vital good agricultural policy analysis is.

Did you know that the AAA once limited how much produce farmers could grow? It aimed to boost crop prices by cutting supply. However, this plan backfired, increasing prices for

President Biden plans to boost the Agriculture Department’s budget by 7.4% compared to 2023. This change marks a big shift in the focus of 2023’s legislative decisions. They’ve decided to

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