AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSNAP Funding Fight: A federal judge blocked USDA from enforcing new SNAP conditions tied to gender, immigration, and “fair athletic opportunities,” pausing billions in funding requirements while states challenge them as vague and unlawful. Delaware Agriculture: Delaware Department of Agriculture updated warm-blooded animal import rules after New World Screwworm was detected in Texas, requiring a veterinary inspection certificate within 72 hours and banning infested animals. Housing Supply Push: Richmond’s ADU boom shows how backyard cottages can scale fast—nearly 117 accessory dwelling units permitted since citywide by-right zoning, with a developer targeting 100 builds. Energy & Fuel Watch: Gas prices keep cooling in parts of Delaware’s region, with reported diesel and premium figures dropping week over week. EV Retail Shakeup: Bezos-backed Slate Auto is reportedly lining up with Carvana for sales ahead of its late-2026 EV pickup launch. Livestock & Trade Risk: The Screwworm update underscores how quickly animal health rules can change when pests cross borders. AI Adoption Snapshot: Microsoft data finds Vermont near the bottom for AI tool use, with lower adoption in manufacturing, agriculture, mining, oil and gas, and construction-heavy counties.
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