Trump administration officials tout progress on farm reforms, but American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall says shorter-term solutions are needed to fix "terrible imbalance" between prices and inputs costs.

In this edition:

• Monsanto announces Roundup class settlement agreement to resolve current and future claims
• Trump Signs Order Protecting Glyphosate, Phosphorus Production
• Kennedy defends Trump glyphosate order; MAHA erupts as midterms approach
• Roundup’s Long-Standing Safety Claims Are Being Reexamined After ‘Serious Ethical Concerns’ Emerge

In this edition:

• The Clock Is Ticking for Glyphosate: Decisions from Supreme Court, EPA, and State Legislatures Expected in 2026
• The Glyphosate Elephant in the Regen Room
• Outrage at European Science Center as Director Ousted After Study on Glyphosate

This Week's Lineup:

• Stop Tilling, Start Earning More Dollars Per Acre
• Farmer Turned Rockstar Blows Simon Cowell Away on X Factor UK
• No-Till Farming — 3 Reasons Why
• Agriculture Secretary Announces $700 Million Pilot Program to Support Regenerative Ag
• Missouri Farmer, Rancher Reacts to Trump Administration's Aid Plan for Farmers

Soil health, precision farming and regenerative agriculture could play a major role in the MAHA movement to improve the health of Americans.

In this edition:

• MAHA Report Will ‘Respect’ Glyphosate Safety, EPA Official Says
• How Do Anti-Pesticide Medical Researchers Determine It Was Glyphosate-Related Rather Than Any Other Medical Concern That Caused Their Cancer?
• Bayer ‘Turning Over Every Stone’ to ‘Significantly Contain’ Glyphosate Litigation by End of 2026
• An Opinion From Pesticide Detractors: 80 Eighty Pesticides Detected in the Air of Rural Ag Areas in Spain

In this edition:

• Washington Wheat Farmer Advocates for Herbicide Targeted by RFK Jr.’s ‘MAHA’ Report
• Viewpoint: A Disturbing Conversation About Glyphosate With a Science-denier
• Bayer Sets Aside Additional $1.37 billion for U.S. Litigation
• Brussels Considers Changing Stance on Glyphosate and Cancer
• French Court Rules Bayer not Liable in Landmark Glyphosate Birth Defect Cases

USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins emphasized the role the NRCS — founded 90 years ago — in supporting farmers through a voluntary transition to regenerative farming practices like no-till, strip-till and planting cover crops.

In this edition:

• Bayer Responds to New Glyphosate Study: ‘It is clear this study has serious Methodological Flaws’
• Water Hardness Check Key to Glyphosate Efficacy
• Trump-backed Pesticide Report Led by RFK Jr. Draws Fire from Agrichemical Industry
• Bayer Settles Missouri Roundup Case Mid-trial; Looks to U.S. Supreme Court
• Are We Really Losing Roundup?

The Department of Health and Human Services touted the 68-page report generated by a presidential commission as “exposing a range of contributing factors” in childhood chronic disease, including poor diet, accumulation of “environmental toxins,” inadequate physical activity, chronic stress and overmedicalization.”