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The chairman of the U.S. Senate Ag Appropriations Subcommittee says he’s been talking with the U.S. Trade Representative as ...
It’s tick season. And as we start to spend more time outside, the chance of a tick encounter can increase. Ticks can be ...
Missouri FFA President Andi Belt says it’s been an honor of a lifetime representing Missouri FFA and serving nearly 27,000 ...
An economist with Creighton University says farmers are still purchasing land despite the downturn in the ag economy. Ernie ...
There are increasing reports of crop pests migrating north into the Midwest. Iowa State University Extension agronomist Angie ...
It’s been a month since the last highly pathogenic avian influenza detection in Indiana and the state board of animal health ...
Soy-based foods have been a focus during April. Morey Hill, a farmer leader with the Iowa Soybean Association, says Soy Foods ...
States could soon be responsible for routine federal food safety inspections if budget proposals being considered by the ...
A farmer in northeast Arkansas says he’s still waiting to replant after several thousand acres of his cropland flooded ...
A Wisconsin farmer is continuing his father’s no-till farming lessons across the entire farm. Roger Bindl farms in ...
A recent trade mission to southeast Asia was an opportunity for farmers to highlight the value of U.S. corn. Wyandot County ...
An extension wheat and forage specialist says recent timely rains have come at a critical time for the Kansas wheat crop.
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