This Leader is Guiding Food-Tech Companies | Female Farmer Growth

3-27-25 -- In honor of Women’s History Month, RFD-TV spoke to an industry leader who has served in a number of roles as she helps to guide food-tech companies. CCO of Elo Life Systems Michele Fite spoke with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander on her ag journey, the Women in Agribusiness Summit, and her message to other women in agriculture. Watch this live interview: Women’s History Month: Let’s hear from an industry leader who is helping guide food-tech companies

3-27-25 -- A new study on behalf of Trace One has identified the U.S. states and counties with the highest representation of female farmers. Over the past two decades, the share of female farmers in the United States has steadily increased. According to data from the most recent Census of Agriculture, women now make up more than a third of all agricultural producers, a notable rise from 26.9% in 2002. Read the story in Morning Ag Clips: The growing number of female farmers in the US

3-26-25 -- A small group of farmers had the chance to meet with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s team last week. They described the conversation as enlightening and eye-opening, but their biggest takeaway was how open Kennedy’s team was to hearing their point of view. Farm Journal's AgWeb has the story: 5 farmers went to the West Wing of the White House to save glyphosate. Here’s what they said and learned

3-31-25 -- Purdue students create soy snack in Indiana Soybean Alliance Competition

3-28-25 -- Road to recovery: Can global food production bounce back from record honeybee losses?

3-26-25 -- Cross-border tensions: Canadian farmers fear no one will win in a trade war

3-25-25 -- WIA hires Synkovska with an eye on expansion

3-25-25 -- Biotalys to appoint Toni Bucci (2021 WIA Demeter Award of Excellence recipient) to its Board of Directors

3-25-25 -- ‘A new chapter’ for Nutrien opens with its Innovation Farm

3-24-25 -- Vertical farming company Plenty files for bankruptcy after raising nearly $1B

3-20-25 -- The skinny on glyphosate