R CALF Calls for Beef Market Reform R CALF Calls for Beef Market Reform Monday, October 20, 2025 R CALF USA urges policymakers to curb imports and monopoly power in the beef market to restore fairness, protect ranchers, and strengthen U.S. food security.
Voices of Women Driving Agriculture Change Voices of Women Driving Agriculture Change Monday, October 20, 2025 A national Women in Agriculture Study is underway to collect insights that will strengthen support, leadership, and future opportunities for women across agricultural fields.
Trade Tensions Strain American Farm Incomes Trade Tensions Strain American Farm Incomes Monday, October 20, 2025 Farmers face growing financial pressure from trade disruptions and rising costs. A proposed federal aid package could provide short-term relief while markets remain unstable.
AFA Conference Shapes Future Ag Leaders AFA Conference Shapes Future Ag Leaders Monday, October 20, 2025 The AFA Leaders Conference supports agriculture students with skill development, networking, and industry insights to prepare them for leadership roles in the agriculture and food sectors.
Experts Gather to Share Forage Solutions for Dry Conditions Experts Gather to Share Forage Solutions for Dry Conditions Monday, October 20, 2025 Kansas State University will host a free one-day forage conference on November 5, offering research-based updates on soil health, crop management, and drought-resilient forage strategies.
Researcher Bridges Science and Soil for Smarter Farming Researcher Bridges Science and Soil for Smarter Farming Monday, October 20, 2025 Nebraska’s Adam Leise unites hands-on farming and data-driven research to help farmers make informed decisions while mentoring students toward careers in precision agriculture.
Nebraska Builds Its Digital Ag Hub Nebraska Builds Its Digital Ag Hub Monday, October 20, 2025 Nebraska’s IANR Digital Agriculture Task Force will host two engagement events connecting researchers, students, and innovators to advance collaboration and build the Digital Ag Hub.
4H After School Fun and Learning Begins 4H After School Fun and Learning Begins Monday, October 20, 2025 The 4H after-school program at JE Pearson Elementary offers free, hands-on learning for students of all ages through interactive projects promoting creativity and real-world skills.
Hubbard County 4H Livestock PDC Meeting Scheduled Hubbard County 4H Livestock PDC Meeting Scheduled Monday, October 20, 2025 The Hubbard County 4-H Livestock PDC invites youth and adults to join its November 3 meeting, focusing on livestock education, youth development, and volunteer involvement.
Webinar Explores Organic Market Premiums for Farm Products Webinar Explores Organic Market Premiums for Farm Products Monday, October 20, 2025 Michigan TOPP hosts an October 28 webinar on organic market premiums, featuring insights from growers and retailers on pricing trends and strategies for maximizing value in organic markets.
Honey Bee Pheromones Workshop Educates Michigan Beekeepers Honey Bee Pheromones Workshop Educates Michigan Beekeepers Monday, October 20, 2025 Seven Ponds Beekeeping Club hosts MSU Extension’s Ana Heck for an in-person presentation on honey bee pheromones, exploring how scent communication helps beekeepers improve hive management...
Ohio Farmers Apply Poultry Litter to Boost Soil Nutrients Ohio Farmers Apply Poultry Litter to Boost Soil Nutrients Monday, October 20, 2025 Ohio farmers use poultry litter as an organic fertilizer to improve soil fertility. Proper storage, nutrient analysis, and adherence to state manure handling rules ensure responsible application.
Drought Deepens in Northwest Ohio While South Recovers Drought Deepens in Northwest Ohio While South Recovers Monday, October 20, 2025 Drought intensifies in northwest Ohio as southern areas see improvement. Limited rainfall and declining soil moisture threaten crops, while forecasts predict mild temperatures and moderate rain...
Soil Health and Livestock Workshop Strengthens Farm Sustainability Soil Health and Livestock Workshop Strengthens Farm Sustainability Monday, October 20, 2025 ISU Extension and the Soil Health Nexus host a two-day workshop in Ames, Iowa, highlighting the environmental and economic benefits of livestock integration for soil health and sustainable farming.
Osage Solar Tour Offers Insight into Renewable Energy Osage Solar Tour Offers Insight into Renewable Energy Monday, October 20, 2025 The Iowa R-STEP program invites the public to tour Maple City Solar in Osage, offering a firsthand look at renewable energy, pollinator habitats, and sustainability efforts in rural Iowa.
North Dakota Teachers Can Apply for Worm Soil Kits North Dakota Teachers Can Apply for Worm Soil Kits Monday, October 20, 2025 North Dakota K-3 teachers are invited to apply by November 14, 2025, for free worm soil conservation kits to teach students about the vital role of worms in soil health.
NDSU Hosts Cattle Backgrounding Program in Minot NDSU Hosts Cattle Backgrounding Program in Minot Monday, October 20, 2025 The North Dakota State University Extension is hosting a free cattle backgrounding program on November 6, 2025, to help beef producers evaluate the economics and management to add value to calves.
Join SDSU Swine Day for Industry Insights on November 4 Join SDSU Swine Day for Industry Insights on November 4 Monday, October 20, 2025 The SDSU Swine Day on November 4, 2025, in Brookings will feature expert presentations on swine nutrition, research, and industry updates, along with keynote speeches from pork council leaders.
Indiana Ag Gathering 2025 Unites State’s Farming Community Indiana Ag Gathering 2025 Unites State’s Farming Community Monday, October 20, 2025 The 2025 Indiana Ag Gathering, hosted by Indiana Farm Bureau in French Lick, celebrates farmers, innovation, and connection while continuing a century-long tradition of supporting Indiana...
South Dakota Farmers Union Donates 35K Pounds of Pork South Dakota Farmers Union Donates 35K Pounds of Pork Monday, October 20, 2025 The South Dakota Farmers Union donated 35,000 pounds of pork to Feeding South Dakota to help struggling neighbors and federal employees amid high protein costs and government food cuts.
Tunnel Ventilation Tips for Hot Weather Dairy Farms Tunnel Ventilation Tips for Hot Weather Dairy Farms Monday, October 20, 2025 Tunnel ventilation, governed by Shade, Air exchange, Airflow, and Water (SAAW) principles, effectively prevents dairy cow heat stress by providing high airflow for comfort and productivity.
Top Penn State Students Shine in Livestock Judging Contest Top Penn State Students Shine in Livestock Judging Contest Monday, October 20, 2025 The Penn State Livestock Judging Team secured 5th place overall at the Keystone International Livestock Exposition (KILE), led by Megan Zipprich (5th) and Sydney Phipps (7th) individually.
Northern Indiana Grazing Conference Promotes Sustainable Farming Northern Indiana Grazing Conference Promotes Sustainable Farming Monday, October 20, 2025 The 2026 Northern Indiana Grazing Conference in Shipshewana promotes sustainable grazing, organic farming, and dairy innovations that continue transforming family farm economics across the...
Solar Farms Raise Nearby Farmland Prices in New York Solar Farms Raise Nearby Farmland Prices in New York Monday, October 20, 2025 New York's pro-solar policies are boosting farmland values near energy infrastructure, benefiting sellers but challenging farmers and potentially reducing food production.
Cornell Launches Food Safety Training for New York Producers Cornell Launches Food Safety Training for New York Producers Monday, October 20, 2025 Cornell Food Connections, a collaboration led by Cornell, trains New York food educators and producers in food safety and commercialization to boost the state's food industry.
Farm Women Skills Boost at Pearls of Production 2025 Farm Women Skills Boost at Pearls of Production 2025 Monday, October 20, 2025 University of Missouri Extension is hosting the Pearls of Production Farm Women's Conference on November 8, offering hands-on skills like equipment fixes and farm safety to help manage daily...
Free Small Ruminant Workshop for Sheep and Goat Farmers Free Small Ruminant Workshop for Sheep and Goat Farmers Monday, October 20, 2025 Lincoln University is hosting a free Small Ruminant Practical Course on October 24, 2025, covering sheep and goat management, feeding, marketing, and hands-on grazing techniques.
IAA Foundation Grants Boost Illinois Agriculture Classroom Learning IAA Foundation Grants Boost Illinois Agriculture Classroom Learning Monday, October 20, 2025 IAA Foundation awards $668,150 to 80 local coalitions supporting Illinois Agriculture in the Classroom, expanding ag literacy programs that reach hundreds of thousands of students and teachers...
Kentucky Ag Board Approves $1.2M for Farm Projects Kentucky Ag Board Approves $1.2M for Farm Projects Monday, October 20, 2025 The Kentucky Agricultural Development Board approved $1.2 million for diversification and rural development projects, including farm incentives, energy efficiency, and a new veterinary facility.
Kristan Wright Named 2025 Kentucky Farm Woman of the Year Kristan Wright Named 2025 Kentucky Farm Woman of the Year Monday, October 20, 2025 Kristan Wright of Henry County, a diversified farmer and agricultural educator, was named the 2025 Kentucky Farm Bureau Farm Woman of the Year for her outstanding leadership and service.