TUNGKOL SA EPISODE NA ITO
With the November midterm elections approaching, farmers are facing mounting pressure from high input costs, volatile commodity markets and uncertainty over the future of agricultural policy. Tyne Morgan and Clinton Griffiths are joined by TJ Wilson, deputy director of rural policy at the America First Policy Institute, to discuss the issues shaping rural America and the decisions coming out of Washington.
The conversation covers soaring diesel prices during harvest, efforts to lower fuel costs, food affordability, trade opportunities and the outlook for the next phase of the Trump administration's agricultural agenda. Wilson also explains how artificial intelligence and seed genomics could reshape crop production, reduce input costs and create new opportunities for farmers. Plus, the team examines the ongoing threat of New World screwworm, the future of the farm bill and the key agricultural issues that could influence voters in November.
It's an inside look at the policy debates, economic pressures and political decisions that could shape the future of American agriculture.
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