Hello and welcome to the latest USSA newsletter – our final edition before the summer break. Highlights include the U.S. corn industry’s multi-billion-dollar economic impact and a new initiative recognizing American family farms with 250 years of continuous operation.
We also feature a guest post from Inari CEO Lisa Safarian, who shares her perspective on the EU’s new rules on gene editing and what they mean for U.S. agriculture, and we profile a California rice farm that is raising the bar for wildlife conservation.
Keep reading for more on these stories, along with updates from the California Prune Board, the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
We’ll be back in September with more news and insights. In the meantime, follow us on social media for the latest on U.S. sustainable agriculture.