Changes in cattle trade between the United States and Mexico could have lasting effects on beef production, livestock prices, and international trade over the next several years. Industry projections ...

As disease monitoring continues across the country, poultry producers are encouraged to remain proactive, review farm biosecurity plans, and take steps to safeguard animal health. Strong prevention ...

Farmers and ranchers across the United States will benefit from more than $325 million in new conservation funding announced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The investment will be ...

Agricultural producers affected by major storm events can turn to USDA programs to help recover losses and rebuild operations. A variety of assistance options are available to support farmers, ...

Researchers assessed soybean varieties using yield, lodging, maturity, and seed composition. Yields were calculated in bushels per acre at 13% moisture, while lodging scores measured how well plants ...

The new lending enhancements are part of USDA's ongoing commitment to supporting rural communities and agricultural businesses. Faster approvals, reduced paperwork, and digital tools can help ...

Agricultural employers continue to face strong competition for skilled workers, making recruitment and retention a priority across the industry. To support employers in building a stronger workforce, ...

The American Soybean Association is entering a new phase for its well-known leadership development initiative through a partnership with Vylor. The organization recently announced that Vylor will ...

The Maryland Department of Agriculture has announced a new one-time signing bonus of $1,000 per acre for eligible producers who establish new forest buffers along cropland and waterways. The ...

The program reached another milestone in 2026 by delivering grain rescue tubes and hands-on training to 67 fire departments. These resources help rural emergency personnel respond effectively when ...

USDA is encouraging individuals from across the agricultural community to apply. Potential candidates include producers, educators, researchers, scientists, industry representatives, and leaders from ...

Homeowners and renters in Wisconsin have an opportunity to stay informed about commercial pesticide applications occurring near their properties through the state’s Landscape Pesticide Registry.