Due to the current COVID-19 situation, we are taking some temporary precautionary measures that go into effect Thursday, March 19th.
Our facilities will remain open for business, but we will conduct as much business as possible by phone and electronic communications.
Pickup and delivery are still available, but we ask that you contact your local MFA by phone for your order and remain in your vehicle as AgChoice staff load or unload your items.
A brake plant in Mexico just south of Brownsville, Texas, is the first to face a complaint under the USMCA over harassment allegations by the AFL-CIO, challenging the labor provisions in the trade agreement.
President Joe Biden's plans to raise capital gains and estate taxes would raise taxes on farmers and ranchers, according to an American Farm Bureau Federation tax specialist.
Representatives from the seed industry have stepped in to work with state regulators and EPA on potential cleanup plans for the AltEn ethanal plant in Mead, Nebraska. The site has millions of gallons of contaminated wastewater in ponds and 84,000 tons of contaminated wet cake that cannot be used for feed or applied to the soil.
