Food Safety Shake-Up: The FDA says a cyclospora-positive lettuce test tied to Taylor Farms was a false positive after lab experts re-reviewed results, with no confirmed positive product tests as of Sunday—though Taylor Farms’ recall response remains in place while investigations continue. Multi-State Outbreak Watch: Cyclospora cases keep climbing in places like Missouri and Illinois as health officials search for the real source behind the outbreak that has sickened thousands. Input Costs & Weed Policy: A new Illinois study estimates a glyphosate ban could cut corn and soybean revenues by $300–609 million per year (1.8–3.6%) as farmers switch to costlier weed-control options. Ag Safety & Enforcement: Mosaic Fertilizer agreed to pay a $100,000+ federal fine over safety and operational problems at its Louisiana ammonia facility after an anhydrous ammonia release exposed workers. Farm Economy Pressure: The American Farm Bureau Federation warns persistent losses are leaving farmers needing more economic support heading into 2027. Rural Support: Tractor Supply and the Farmer Veteran Coalition Foundation renewed support with a $100,000 donation to help veteran farmers and ranchers get started. Water & Drought Update: Kentucky drought eased after heavy rains, with the U.S. Drought Monitor showing major reductions in moderate and severe drought areas. Conservation Funding: A Senate committee advanced a bill to restore a long-lost salmon run on the San Joaquin River, aiming to boost ecological restoration and help Friant Division water users.