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NASDA shares new promotions for policy and trade team staff

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During her time in this position, Josie spearheaded NASDA’s Plant and Pesticides Policy Committee and Rural Development & Financial Security Policy Committee. food and beverage companies reach new global markets. Josie Montoney-Crawford also joined the public policy team in December 2022 as manager of public policy.

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NASDA Members Elect Next President and NASDA Leadership

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Following his election, Secretary Ward appointed the leadership of NASDA’s six policy committees: Marketing and International Trade Committee Chair: New York Commissioner of Agriculture Richard A. territories. territories.

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NASDA Elects Arthur of Oklahoma as President

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Following her election, Secretary Arthur appointed the leadership of NASDA’s six policy committees: Marketing and International Trade Committee Chair: New York Commissioner of Agriculture Richard A. territories. territories.

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Ag Efficiency: Focus on the 20%

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Farmers deal with a complex web of processes in diverse areas that may be under their purvue, including crops, livestock, finance, recordkeeping, harvesting, marketing, etc. As farmers, we probably ask ourselves this question often, when we are confronted with the many challenges that arise within our agribusiness operations.

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Coalition Letter Regarding Opportunities for Fairness in Farming Act

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Research and promotion boards exist to develop new markets and strengthen existing channels for specific commodities while conducting important research and promotional activities. Specifically, we wish to raise concerns with Amendment #1097 as submitted by Sen. Mike Lee of Utah.

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NASDA’s Fiscal Year 2025 testimony submitted to the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture

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NASDA recommends funding this program at the authorized funding level because developing pest control tools have high regulatory costs. This funding ensures small specialty crop markets have safe and effective agrichemicals and biopesticides. Agricultural Trade NASDA requests at least $200 million for the Market Access Program and $34.5

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Letter Regarding the Need for a Miscellaneous Tariff Bill

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Or it could lead to less use of inputs and, without the use of pesticides, farmers can lose up to 80% of their crops annually due to pests and disease. manufacturing and research and development. agriculture chemical industry would also become less competitive as these savings are no longer being invested into strengthening U.S.