At NAFB’s 2026 Washington Watch, American Seed Trade Association and NASDA representatives said the US, Mexico and Canada will meet in July.
Andy LaVigne said the pact is vital for farmers and seed research, and argued it should continue through agreements and letters rather than a difficult new congressional vote.
RJ Karney said the deal may need tweaks, including on Canadian dairy provisions, but added US farmers and ranchers broadly support the trilateral trade agreement.
Amid disputes over dairy and corn, can the U.S. salvage its trade pact with Mexico and Canada before the deadline?
With a $1.5 trillion trade relationship at stake, what happens to North American economies if the USMCA is not renewed by July?
As the U.S. confronts global rivals, is internal bickering over trade rules undermining North America's economic security?