Secretary Rollins addressed the NMPF, promoting the Trump administration’s Milk Action Plan to boost consumption, cut costs, and expand markets for U.S. dairy farmers.

The Something Special from Wisconsin program is running a holiday campaign to encourage buying local Wisconsin products, with Alice in Dairyland spotlighting 36 members through December 12.

USDA will release its delayed November WASDE and Cattle on Feed reports after a 40 day shutdown, restoring essential data that guides agricultural market trends and farm management decisions.

The Free School for Farmworkers hosts an online session on November 19, 2025, detailing the challenges and operations of a worker-owned cooperative farm using Rock Steady Farm as a case study.

The Kentuckiana Crop Production Seminar, offering CCA and applicator CEUs, will discuss carbon reduction, fertilizer innovation, and corn/soybean diseases on December 2-3, 2025.

The Kentucky Farm Women's Leadership Summit offers women in agriculture tools for stress management, communication, and leadership via three regional sessions in 2025-2026.

Kansas Beef Council hosted fall BQA trainings for nearly 300 producers, providing education on cattle handling, record keeping, and beef quality to enhance animal care and industry standards.

The Cornell Equine Seminar on November 18 will feature Dr. Katharyn Mitchell discussing arrhythmias in horses, covering causes, investigation needs, and available treatments.

University of Missouri Extension will host free farm tax workshops December 3-4 to offer producers strategies for managing tax liabilities and reducing potential burdens.

The Center for Dairy Excellence's November 19 call will focus on fire safety and emergency preparedness for dairy farms, featuring a producer, fire chief, and Penn State Extension educator.

The 35th Annual Pasa Sustainable Agriculture Conference, featuring keynote Will Brownback, is open for registration in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, February 5-6, 2026.

Dairy’s Foundation is accepting 2025 grant applications (up to $10,000) until December 1 for projects focusing on education, public trust, and professional skills in the dairy industry.

Indiana and nearby states report rising avian flu cases on commercial and backyard farms, with thousands of birds affected and officials monitoring disease spread across multiple U.S. regions.

Food expert Kevin Curry shares nine strategies to find free or low-cost food, helping families save money through SNAP programs, smart shopping, food pantries, and creative meal planning.

North Dakota’s Commodity Councils and Ag Associations will host a joint meeting in Bismarck on November 17 to discuss agricultural updates, market outlooks, and the 2026 weather forecast.