U.S. tariffs on Brazilian coffee, beef, and other farm products are changing trade flows, raising US prices, and pushing Brazil to expand exports to alternative markets like China.

In 2025, US agriculture posted a record deficit as falling exports, rising imports, and China’s shift to Brazil reshaped the global farm trade landscape.

The Biomanufacturing and Jobs Act seeks to expand US renewable bioproduct markets, strengthen USDA programs, and create rural jobs, with strong support from the Corn Refiners Association.

Favorable US weather and strong crop ratings are fueling high yield projections that could push corn prices lower ahead of the USDA’s August production report.

Low heifer retention and steady beef cow slaughter rates will determine U.S. cattle inventory changes through 2025, with only a slight increase expected in early 2026.

Penn State Beaver replaced its hoop greenhouse's plastic skin with a more efficient aluminum frame and wire system, boosting community-focused food and flower production.

Sullivan Fresh farmers markets, managed by Cornell Cooperative Extension, provide fresh, affordable produce, cooking demos, and community connection for county residents.

Experience NRCS's Ag Progress Days in Rock Springs, Pennsylvania, August 12-14, with free admission, tours, and exhibits on soil health, grazing, and livestock management.

Due to tight cattle supplies, strong demand, and other factors, ground beef prices hit a record high of $6.12/lb in June 2025.

The Missouri Department of Conservation is hosting the 3rd Annual Governor's Mentored Deer Hunt for new hunters, offering hands-on experience and education.

Free Nebraska workshops will cover rental rates, land values, and leasing options from Aug. 19 to Sept. 4, offering expert guidance and Q&A at multiple extension office locations.

Kentucky State University's 3rd Annual Ag Roundup, September 4-6, 2025, is a free, three-day event celebrating agriculture and student career development.

Spotted water hemlock, a deadly plant harmful to humans and livestock, is spreading in North Dakota due to wet conditions. Experts stress scouting, proper identification, and careful control.

The Kentucky Agricultural Finance Corporation approved 14 loans totaling over $3.1 million for projects in Kentucky through its AILP, BFLP, and HILP programs.

Kansas launches cost share aid for spaying and neutering pets in underserved areas, reimbursing licensed facilities up to 75% of surgery costs to promote animal welfare and population control.

The Dairy Business Innovation Alliance is offering two grant programs, Dairy Business Builder and Dairy Industry Impact, with $3 million available for Midwestern dairy farmers and processors.

The Wisconsin Pork Association's Young Leaders Program, on September 13, 2025, offers hands-on learning for youth ages 13-18 interested in the swine industry.

The Illinois State Fair Grandstand has introduced new entry rules, parking guidance, and event policies to ensure visitors enjoy a safe, secure, and smooth experience during the 2025 fair.

European corn borer caterpillars are causing leaf and stem damage in South Dakota corn fields. Proper scouting and timely insecticide use are key to protecting yields and limiting crop loss.