Investment

As March draws to a close, the National Agricultural Law Center (NALC) continues to be a beacon of reliable information and research in the realm of agricultural and food law. The center’s dedicated staff has been busy, providing valuable insights an

The 12th Annual Mid-South Agricultural and Environmental Law Conference is set to host a distinguished figure in American politics and law, former Governor Asa Hutchinson. The conference, scheduled for June 5-6 at the University of Memphis Cecil C. H

The National Agricultural Law Center (NALC) and the NASDA Foundation are set to co-host two significant conferences this year, offering a wealth of knowledge and networking opportunities for professionals across various sectors. The 12th Annual Mid-S

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) producers have long benefited from the unique aspects of their business model, which allows consumers to fund the upcoming growing season in exchange for a share of the harvest. This structure helps mitigate risk

In the heart of the American West, a critical conversation is set to unfold, one that could reshape the way farmers and ranchers understand their constitutional rights. The 3rd Annual Western Water, Agricultural, and Environmental Law Conference, co-

In a significant move to streamline the understanding of wetlands regulations, the National Agricultural Law Center (NALC) has launched a comprehensive new resource that compiles state wetlands permitting regulations alongside federal guidelines. Thi

In the ongoing wave of legislative efforts to curb foreign investments in U.S. agricultural land, Kentucky and Oklahoma are at the forefront, each proposing significant amendments to their existing foreign ownership laws. These states are part of a b

In the heart of the Mid-South, an invisible lifeline courses beneath our feet, sustaining the region’s agricultural prowess and quenching the thirst of its communities. This lifeline is groundwater, and its significance cannot be overstated. As the a

In a landmark ruling that has sent shockwaves through the agricultural sector and beyond, the United States Supreme Court issued Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo in 2024, overturning the longstanding doctrine of Chevron deference. This decision,

In the heart of Arkansas, a crucial conversation is brewing, one that could shape the future of family farms across the state. The University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture is hosting a second succession planning meeting on April 14, aimi