The National Agricultural Law Center (NALC) has announced an exciting partnership with Agri-Pulse Communications for their upcoming 2025 conferences, offering attendees a unique opportunity to stay informed on the latest farm and food policy news. This collaboration underscores the importance of timely, in-depth coverage in the ever-evolving agricultural landscape.
Agri-Pulse, a trusted name among agricultural professionals nationwide, will provide free trial subscriptions to its information products for attendees of the 2025 Mid-South and Western conferences. These conferences, co-hosted by the NALC and the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) Foundation, promise a wealth of knowledge and networking opportunities. Attendees can expect presentations from leading experts in agricultural law, continuing legal education (CLE) credits, and continuing education from the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers.
The free trial subscriptions will offer a comprehensive look into Agri-Pulse’s offerings. Mid-South conference attendees will receive a National Edition trial, while Western conference attendees will get access to Agri-Pulse West. Both trials include full access to agri-pulse.com, the Agri-Pulse Daily Harvest, the Agri-Pulse Daybreak podcast, the Agri-Pulse DriveTime podcast, and the Agri-Pulse Weekly Newsletter. These resources provide a daily and weekly roundup of the most significant agricultural, food, and energy policy headlines, along with insights from industry influencers and key agency officials.
The partnership between NALC and Agri-Pulse is not new. In 2023, Agri-Pulse Founder and President Sara Wyant moderated panels at both the Mid-South and Western programs, highlighting the synergy between the two organizations. NALC Director Harrison Pittman praised Agri-Pulse, stating, “Sara Wyant and the entire team at Agri-Pulse do excellent work informing the agricultural community. They are a vital resource that the NALC, along with countless others in agriculture and beyond.”
Beyond the conferences, Agri-Pulse and NALC have collaborated on educational webinars. In March 2025, they hosted a webinar covering the latest developments in agricultural trade and policy. Pittman noted, “This webinar covered the very latest in tariffs and other international ag trade issues. We’re thankful to Agri-Pulse for partnering with us to present this in-depth program.” The recording of this webinar is available for free, and more educational opportunities are on the horizon.
For those interested in staying connected with the NALC, following them on LinkedIn, Facebook, and X can provide announcements on future webinars and educational opportunities. Subscribing online to NALC communications ensures you receive webinar announcements, the NALC’s Quarterly Newsletter, and The Feed, a twice-monthly newsletter highlighting the latest in ag law and policy developments.
This partnership between NALC and Agri-Pulse not only enriches the conference experience but also underscores the importance of staying informed in the agricultural sector. As the industry continues to evolve, access to timely and accurate information becomes increasingly vital. This collaboration ensures that attendees and subscribers are well-equipped to navigate the complexities of farm and food policy.