⁦NatlCottonCouncil⁩ welcomes incoming Chairman Patrick Johnson a producer from Tunica, Mississippi. It’s great to see a producer from the MidSouth take the helm at this critical juncture for the 🇺🇸 crop farmers & ag industry. We thank Joe Nicosia for his service as Chairman.

Was a pleasure to visit with ⁦Secretary Brooke Rollins⁩ ⁦Dept. of Agriculture⁩ & discuss issues important to 🇺🇸 farmers. We from Arkansas wish her well as she works to address the many challenges facing the 🇺🇸 ag industry. #AmericaFirst

Ag Council president Joe Mencer hit the ground running, & he's working hard to advance the interests of farmers in Arkansas and across the country in a most challenging time. 🇺🇸 farmprogress.com/farm-policy/ag…

The American farmer is now in the crosshairs once again due to Tariffs and a possible trade war. Farms are on the edge of a cliff holding on for dear life. We have to use America's biggest card and that is our power of consumption. We need to develop a policy to encourage the use

Food security is national security.

⁦Ryan Vaughan⁩ tornado south of weona

Last Friday, executive officers of the Ag Council sat down with TalkBusinessPolitics & TalkBusinessArkansas to discuss the current farm economy, challenges facing crop farmers in Arkansas, & policy needs of the industry. Listen here: tbpshow.libsyn.com/agricultural-c…

Congresswoman Angie Craig met with the National Cotton Council and cotton growers today to discuss the U.S. cotton industry’s economic challenges and the need for an updated Farm Bill.

The world must cooperate to end the deforestation in Brazil. China is the chief culprit in the act, and Brazil risks their sovereignty if they allow China to continue on the path they’re on. This is the most important 🌎 day message.

We greatly appreciate the farm safety net program updates included in the House Committee on Agriculture reconciliation package that passed tonight. Still a long way to go before such changes are enacted, but it’s a good first step and we hope the Senate can take similar action. Such changes are

Washington D.C. officials, the American farmer could use your attention/help. While many support a lot of what is being done globally, it is coming at a great loss to farming operations. Grain prices continue to fall as we lose export opportunities. At the same time, inputs

Last week Ag Council leaders convened in Marianna to hold a roundtable discussion about the farm economy. Following the meeting we submitted 2 letters to Washington warning of our concerns & calling for actions to help Arkansas farmers.

Busy day advocating for & fighting for Arkansas farmers in Washington, D.C.

🚨Big announcement here!🚨 We've requested such action as a way to support crop farmers. We urge Congress to work with the White House to ensure sufficient levels of support are provided as the U.S. works to rebalance and strengthen trade with our partners around the world.

With Congress failing to enact a spending plan for the federal government before the start of the 2026 fiscal year, we've now officially entered a shutdown scenario. It could not come at a worse time for farmers as we are in the midst of harvest and in a gravely challenging

Hats off to the cotton farmers you guy complain the least and have taken the biggest beating.. Hopefully they address this 2 …

China is driving the deforestation of Brazil & harming U.S. farmers. farmprogress.com/farm-policy/br… .Deputy Secretary Stephen Vaden

The government shut down is affecting farms every day! The effects will be magnified each day they are closed. I plea for congress to end their shutdown during this unprecedented farming crisis!

Congress needs to quickly end this government shutdown & focus on strengthening America from our farms to our factories. The United States must also unite with its allies around the world to aggressively defend their shared economic interests against a common threat which intends