Agricultural professionals can apply for USDA advisory roles that help guide research, education, extension and industry priorities across the nation.

USDA is simplifying farm loan procedures, reducing paperwork, and introducing digital tools to help producers access capital more quickly.

A new Maryland conservation program incentive offers farmers bonus payments, technical assistance and flexible contracts for buffer projects.

Brandon and Taylor Henning were named Kentucky Farm Bureau's 2026 Outstanding Young Farm Family for their farming success, leadership, and community involvement.

AgCareers is hosting a free webinar that will help agricultural employers recruit candidates with transferable skills and create successful onboarding programs.

A new partnership between ASA and Vylor will continue leadership training opportunities for soybean farmers and aspiring agricultural leaders across the nation.

Virtual fencing uses GPS collars and sound signals to manage sheep and goats. The technology supports flexible grazing, livestock tracking, vegetation control, and improved pasture management.

Proper care keeps pruning tools clean, sharp, and ready for winter work. Learn about tool types, blade materials, cleaning, sharpening, lubrication, and ways to manage serious rust.

Several plants found in pastures and rangelands can release toxic prussic acid when damaged. Identifying risky species and testing forage helps farmers protect livestock.

Instead of throwing away Halloween pumpkins, homeowners can cook them, compost them, save seeds, or share them with wildlife, helping reduce waste while supporting gardens and the environment.

Better fertilizer decisions start with understanding field conditions, nutrient needs, and realistic production goals before the next growing season.

Consumers increasingly recognize that farmers receive only a small share of food spending and are not the primary cause of rising grocery prices.