Learn about USDA's measures to counter highly pathogenic avian influenza and protect livestock health.

Indiana Beef Cattle Association members participate in the NCBA Legislative Conference, advocating for key issues impacting the beef industry.

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation awards scholarships to Iowa students, emphasizing the importance of education in agriculture and rural communities.

The USDA's new school meal standards aim to improve child nutrition by reducing added sugars and sodium, starting implementation in Fall 2025.

The Iowa Department of Agriculture invests in 14 urban water quality projects, emphasizing sustainability and community involvement.

Carver and Scott counties' 4-H programs will provide Livestock Quality Assurance & Ethics training for youth, a prerequisite for state fair participation.

Henry Lemke of Eden Valley-Watkins FFA won the Farm Bureau FFA Discussion Meet, receiving a scholarship and plaque at the Minnesota State FFA Convention.

Learn how paid family leave policies contribute to reducing infant maltreatment rates, according to a study by MSU researchers.

K-State beef experts highlight the importance of using selection indexes for choosing sires to optimize traits in replacement heifers.

On Earth Day 2024, the USDA announced a significant investment in clean energy projects to promote sustainability and economic growth in rural areas.

Kansas State University triumphed at the national Meat Animal Evaluation contest, sweeping top individual spots and dominating team divisions.

US ethanol output falls to a 13-week low amid seasonal downtrends and stable corn usage, according to recent energy reports.

Learn about the Summer in the Cities Buyers’ Mission in Grand Rapids, connecting Michigan businesses with international buyers.

Nebraska Extension celebrates over a century of service, significantly impacting agricultural practices, community health, and economic growth across the state.

Bayer collaborates with AlphaBio to introduce a pioneering bioinsecticide for cash crops, promising a sustainable solution for pest control by 2028.

House Republicans aim to reduce farm bill's cost by cutting SNAP funding while addressing farmer concerns.

François-Philippe Champagne, Canada's Minister of Innovation, will speak about U.S.-Canada trade relations at the University of Nebraska on May 3.

Learn how the summer ethanol blend waiver extends E15 availability, providing relief at the pump.

Wade Webster, NDSU’s soybean pathology specialist, recently addressed the primary soybean diseases in North Dakota and shared management strategies in a webinar.

The NDFB Foundation has awarded $1,000 scholarships to fifteen students, funded through proceeds from a live auction at their annual meeting.

Aranyak Goswami brings AI and machine learning expertise to Arkansas, promising advancements in animal and poultry science through bioinformatics.

South Dakota Farm Bureau distributes $8,000 in scholarships to students involved in agriculture and community-focused majors across various South Dakota universities.

The Illinois Nut Growers Association invites members and the public to its spring meeting in Aviston, featuring guest speaker Chris Evans and discussions on nut cultivation and forestry topics.

Blioux River Ranch, led by Barry and Eli Little, earns the prestigious 2024 South Dakota Leopold Conservation Award for exemplary agricultural practices.

Illinois celebrates Bacon Day, urging consumers to support local pork producers and address industry challenges.

Learn about the journey of the Swine Contract Library and potential improvements to better serve the swine industry.

Get ready for the Illinois State Fair's 100 Days Out Celebration with food, prizes, and more!

Explore how Ohio's agricultural sector is bouncing back with improved weather conditions, facilitating fieldwork activities such as planting and crop management.

Dairy producers urged to enroll in DMC by April 29 for milk and feed price protection.