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Megan Tanel

Milwaukee
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AEM in 2026: 9 Priorities to Grow Our Industry -Together - AEM | Association of Equipment Manufacturers

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By Megan Tanel
| Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM)
By Megan Tanel, President and CEO, Association of Equipment Manufacturers -- Welcome to 2026. As the new year gets underway, significant challenges and exciting opportunities continue to stand before us. And I can’t wait for us to work together to build on past accomplishments and drive long-term success for our member companies and our industry.
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Tanel: Pass a Farm Bill

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By Megan Tanel
| Times Argus
America’s farmers are innovators by necessity. They grow more with less, manage risk from weather to markets, and keep food affordable for families here and abroad. What they cannot control is Washington’s calendar. Congress recently passed a one-year extension to the 2018 Farm Bill. However, we need a policy for 2026, not 2018. Farmers need access to conservation tools and the next generation of equipment that makes farms more productive and more sustainable.
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Tanel: Pass bill to equip farmers for the future

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By Megan Tanel
| Boston Herald
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... America’s farmers are innovators by necessity. They grow more with less, manage risk from weather to markets, and keep food affordable for families here and abroad. What they cannot control is Washington’s calendar. Congress recently passed a one-year extension to the 2018 Farm Bill. However, we need a policy for 2026, not 2018.
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