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Presidential Candidates Harris and Trump Respond to Agricultural Issues

The American Farm Bureau recently published the results of a survey about issues that will likely impact farmers, ranchers and rural communities over the next four years.

The seed industry will find value in reading the American Farm Bureau Federation’s Presidential Candidate Questionnaire because it offers key insights into how each candidate plans to address critical issues impacting agriculture. The policies outlined here, from regulatory measures to climate initiatives, can directly influence the seed sector’s future. Whether the focus is on trade agreements, environmental sustainability or technological innovation in farming, these responses may help industry professionals understand where candidates stand on matters that could reshape the landscape in which they operate.

The seed industry thrives on policy clarity and forward-thinking legislation, and this questionnaire can shed light on candidates’ positions on regulatory hurdles, research funding and intellectual property rights. The U.S. President’s stance on these topics will affect seed research, the development of new varieties and the ability of companies to innovate and remain globally competitive. Additionally, understanding the candidate’s priorities in areas like land use, conservation programs and climate policies may give seed professionals a view of how the future might look for agricultural sustainability efforts, which are increasingly tied to seed development and performance.

For those involved in advocacy or shaping the future of seed, staying informed on presidential candidates’ agricultural policies is critical. Reading through this questionnaire allows seed industry leaders to align their strategies, anticipate challenges and possibly influence policy directions by engaging with the candidates or their platforms. It’s not just about today’s concerns but about ensuring a stable and thriving seed industry for years to come.

Read the survey results.

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