AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoNebraska Security Law: Gov. Jim Pillen signed LB 1096, aiming to protect Nebraska’s agriculture and critical infrastructure by criminalizing illegal imports of dangerous pests or pathogens tied to foreign adversaries. Trade & Agriculture: The U.S. USDA is lifting its ban on Mexican cattle imports after more than a year, saying it’s safe to reopen ports in phases following New World screwworm concerns. Public Health Watch: The FDA/CDC expanded a cyclosporiasis investigation tied to shredded iceberg lettuce from central Mexico, adding four states; Nebraska officials say they haven’t found links to the outbreak. Local Government: Bellevue passed an ordinance tightening where off-road recreational vehicles can be used on public property, with new rules taking effect Aug. 5. Nebraska Life & Economy: Nebraska Community Blood Bank marked its first anniversary at a second location amid ongoing summer shortages, while the Food Bank of Lincoln hosted “Canned Creations,” using 2,000+ cans to build sculptures and generate thousands of meals. State Politics: Sen. Pete Ricketts is ramping up for the fair-and-festival season as his race against Dan Osborn tightens. NDOT Permits: NDOT will accept hay harvesting permit applications online starting July 30, with roadside mowing limited and a Sept. 15 deadline.
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