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Tag: National Agricultural Law Center
Webinar: Impact of Drought on Crop Insurance – Oct. 19 Oct 4, 2022
As drought continues to expand and intensify across the United States, farmers need to understand what crop insurance can and can’t do — which will be the topic of the […]
‘Revolutionary Change’ Coming in Trade Law, Mid-South Conference Keynote Says Jun 21, 2022
If the proposed America Competes Act is passed, the United States will see a “revolutionary change in trade law,” Stephen Vaden, judge on the Court of International Trade, told attendees […]
Webinar: Who Has Rights to the Water When Drought Hits? – May 18 May 10, 2022
Who has the right to access water in the American West? Find out during an online webinar hosted by the National Agricultural Law Center on May 18. As of May […]
Mid-South Ag, Environmental Law Conference, Memphis, TN, June 10 Mar 3, 2022
Pesticide use, foreign ownership of farmland and the 2023 Farm Bill are among the hot topics on the agenda for the ninth annual Mid-South Agricultural and Environmental Law Conference on […]
Webinar: A Legal Roundup of Glyphosate – History and Outlook – Feb. 16 Jan 28, 2022
Do federal pesticide labelling laws preempt state law claims? This question will be a focus of the National Agricultural Law Center’s webinar, “A Legal Roundup of Glyphosate: History and Outlook,” […]
Webinar: Ag Land Use Conflicts Among Wind, Solar Farms, Jan. 19 Jan 4, 2022
Should agricultural land be used for wind and solar farms? This question will be the focus of the National Agricultural Law Center’s webinar, “Wind and Solar Farms in Farm Country: […]
Mid-South Ag/Environmental Law Conference, Online, June 10-11 May 14, 2021
Attorney Mark Daniel Maloney will help farmers recognize situations that may jeopardize eligibility for farm program payments during the eighth annual Mid-South Agricultural and Environmental Law Conference June 10-11. Maloney, […]
Ag Law Webinar: Groundwater Withdrawal Rights – March 17 Feb 26, 2021
Many agricultural producers rely on groundwater for irrigation, but regulations for withdrawing it can vary from state to state. “Agricultural irrigation, which accounts for the largest use of groundwater in […]
Webinar: Federal Crop Insurance Considerations, Updates – Feb. 17 Feb 11, 2021
After a season of volatile markets, unforgiving weather patterns and a global pandemic, federal crop insurance will play a key role in keeping many agricultural producers afloat in 2021. Although […]
Webinar: Election Impacts on Ag Law, Policy – Jan. 13 Dec 18, 2020
The results of the 2020 elections have led to changes that could be historically significant for U.S. agriculture. To give some clarity on what these changes could mean, the National […]
