Act Now To Help Stop Minimum-Wage Increase
Assembly Bill 2646 will boost the rate to $19.75 per hour and lead to job losses
NFIB Statement on Failure to Pass Financial Relief for Farm, Forestry
The measure would have helped small AG businesses.
NFIB Asks State Supreme Court for a Review of Fode v. Dept. of Ecology
Did agency err in fining Grant County farmer before providing him technical assistance?
GA Farmers Can Apply for Hurricane Helene Relief Beginning March 16
Georgia Farmers Can Apply for Hurricane Helene Relief Starting March 16
Georgia farmers, ranchers, and foresters in eligible counties can apply for financial relief beginning March 16 through the Georgia Hurricane Helene Block Grant Program.
The state received $531.2 million in federal funding to
State Hearing Delves into Challenges, Opportunities for Row Crop Farmers
Witnesses warn of mounting losses and infrastructure barriers threatening farms.
S.2272 Would Cut Costs for MS Farm and Forestry Small Businesses
The measure would ease the financial burden on Mississippi’s agricultural industry.
SBA Offers Disaster Relief to Small Businesses Affected by Drought
Economic injury loans can help cover payroll, fixed debts, and other expenses.
NFIB TN Member Explains Impact of 20% Small Business Deduction
Benjamin Neale writes in The Tennessean why making it permanent helped his small business.
Proposed WOTUS Rule Provides Clarity for Small Businesses
The newly proposed Waters of the United States rule adheres to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Sackett v. EPA to provide clarity for small business and property owners on which waters are protected under the Clean Water Act.
NFIB Statement Regarding New WOTUS Rule
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Nov. 18, 2025) – NFIB issued a statement regarding the EPA and Department of the Army’s announcement of a new WOTUS rule.