The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that an Obama-era rule to reduce emissions from coal-fired power plants exceeded EPA's authority under the Clean Air Act. The court's "major questions" doctrine could lead to greater legal scrutiny over regulations from federal agencies, including those affecting agriculture.
Tight supplies of fertilizers and fuel could keep prices high for quite some time. That's not the news farmers want to hear as the growing season continues, Kansas State University agricultural economist Gregg Ibendahl said.
Tight supplies of fertilizers and fuel could keep prices high for quite some time. That's not the news farmers want to hear as the growing season continues, Kansas State University agricultural economist Gregg Ibendahl said.
Indigo Ag announced the sale of 19,000 carbon credits generated by the practices of 175 farmers who have been working with Indigo to sequester carbon in their operations. Indigo now has more than 2,000 farmers participating in its carbon program, involving more than 5 million acres. Those farmers will be eligible for the next rounds of sales that Indigo announces going forward.
