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In 2024, U.S. agricultural producers faced a staggering $20.3 billion in losses due to natural disasters such as floods, wildfires, and droughts, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation. These unpredictable events can be devastating for indi

In a significant move to engage with the agricultural community, the National Agricultural Law Center (NALC) has announced a free webinar featuring The Honorable Judge Stephen A. Vaden, Deputy Secretary of the United States Department of Agriculture

The past year witnessed significant advancements in the realm of environmental law, and 2026 is poised to continue this trend. As we delve into the new year, several key environmental law issues are expected to take center stage, with the National Ag

The Colorado River, a lifeline for the western United States, is at a critical juncture. As the 2007 guidelines for water allocations expire this year, the future of this vital waterway hangs in the balance. The Colorado River Basin spans seven state

As we step into the new year, the National Agricultural Law Center (NALC) reflects on a productive December 2025, marked by significant outreach efforts and the release of valuable resources. The NALC, known for its commitment to providing trusted re

On November 21, 2025, the United Farm Workers (UFW), a national agricultural labor union, filed a lawsuit against the Department of Labor (DOL). The suit challenges an interim final rule published in the Federal Register that amends the methodology u

2025 has been a landmark year in the realm of food law and policy, with significant developments that are reshaping the landscape of how we produce, consume, and regulate food. The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement, which emerged from obscur

In the realm of agricultural law, 2025 was a year marked by significant developments and changes, with several key issues taking center stage. Attorneys at the National Agricultural Law Center (NALC) have identified and compiled the top legal and pol

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit recently issued a decision in Shen v. Simpson, a case challenging Florida’s foreign ownership law, which has significant implications for real estate investments and constitutional law. The lawsuit,

In the wake of Hansen-Mueller’s recent bankruptcy filing, grain producers across the nation are left grappling with the potential loss of compensation for grain sold to the now-insolvent dealer. This situation underscores the importance of understand