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.

A national Women in Agriculture Study is underway to collect insights that will strengthen support, leadership, and future opportunities for women across agricultural fields.

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.

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.

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.

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’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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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, governed by Shade, Air exchange, Airflow, and Water (SAAW) principles, effectively prevents dairy cow heat stress by providing high airflow for comfort and productivity.

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.

New York's pro-solar policies are boosting farmland values near energy infrastructure, benefiting sellers but challenging farmers and potentially reducing food production.

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.

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.

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.