Replacement dairy heifers in the US have dropped to a 20 year low, sparking concern for milk supply and expansion plans as new processing plants come online.
Nebraska’s ACREE app now uses AI and soil sensors to detect irrigation events, anomalies, and net water gains, offering farmers clearer insights for smarter water management.
USDA projects a $47 billion farm trade deficit in 2025, with soybean exports shrinking and Chinese demand weakening, signaling ongoing challenges for U.S. farmers in global trade.
Congressman Rudy Yakym completed his One Big Beautiful Hoosier Tour, visiting all 11 counties in Indiana’s Second District to showcase the positive impacts of the One Big Beautiful Bill.
Farmers are invited to share challenges in leasing, buying, or transferring farmland through a new MSU and MIFarmLink survey aimed at improving farmland access and developing transition strategies.
Pennsylvania lawmakers toured a Berks County dairy farm, meeting their adopted calf, Mootilda, and learning about modern agriculture through the "Adopt a Cow" program.
The USDA has declared a natural disaster in Columbia and surrounding Pennsylvania counties due to drought, making farmers eligible for emergency loans.
Michigan State University Extension educators selected their top five plant varieties from Pell Greenhouses’ 2025 trial gardens, highlighting ornamental crops with standout performance,...
A free webinar by the Missouri Department of Conservation and National Deer Association will teach landowners how to use prescribed fire to improve deer habitat.
The Missouri Soybean Association announced its 2025 Grassroots Fellowship, a year-long program that trains young soybean farmers in advocacy and leadership.
Marty Young and Dave Grusenmeyer were honored at the Great New York State Fair for their outstanding contributions to the New York dairy industry.
Smooth bedstraw is becoming more common in Ohio pastures and hayfields. It is not toxic to livestock but reduces forage quality. Control methods include mowing, fertility management, and selective...
Cornell University is researching agrivoltaics in New York, finding that solar panel shade reduces some crop yields, but other crops and altered planting strategies may show promise for dual land...
Farmers can learn about small grain trials and cover crop management at a free event in Janesville, Wisconsin, hosted by UW-Madison Extension and Farmers on the Rock.
Fall provides an important opportunity to control perennial weeds in pastures and hayfields. Effective fall management reduces regrowth, improves forage quality, and supports stronger fields in...
University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension will host a free beef and forage management meeting in Stanley, Wisconsin, on September 9, to help producers with herd and forage strategies.
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s fall 2025 Agronomy and Horticulture seminar series begin September 4, offering public sessions on biotechnology, climate-smart agriculture, pest...
Fall provides an important opportunity to control perennial weeds in pastures and hayfields. Effective fall management reduces regrowth, improves forage quality, and supports stronger fields in...
The Nebraska Soybean Board will hold its next public meeting on September 3, 2025, in Lincoln to finalize FY26 funding proposals and review new opportunities in the soybean industry.
The Wells Ranch Field Day hosted over 150 participants, offering insights on grazing, invasive weed control, livestock health challenges, and drone spraying technology, supported by Kansas State...
The University of Kentucky will host two fall fencing schools with hands-on and classroom activities to teach livestock producers how to build stronger, more efficient fences.
The University of Kentucky is hosting a free Horses and Horsemen Expo on September 16, offering horse owners and enthusiasts hands-on lessons on farm facilities, pasture management, and...
Howard FFA Chapter wins the Farm Safety Quiz Bowl at the South Dakota State Fair, highlighting the importance of youth farm safety education through engaging competition and hands-on learning...
An Argentine delegation visited Kansas to study beef production, processing, and research, exploring collaboration opportunities while learning about innovation, precision livestock management,...
The August Ag Decision Maker offers resources and decision tools for producers to navigate record crop yields, low prices, and cattle market challenges through risk management, marketing...
Iowa public officials can join virtual training sessions on September 15 to learn about open meetings and records laws, helping meet new state requirements and strengthen government transparency.
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is seeking seven volunteer members for the Emerging Farmers’ Working Group, aiming to expand opportunities and address barriers for new and diverse...
At the South Dakota State Fair, Farmers Share Lunch educates 1,000 fairgoers about the small share farmers receive, while promoting farm safety, youth education, and agricultural advocacy programs.
The Minnesota Nutrition Conference offers research-based knowledge to improve beef, dairy, poultry, and swine production, featuring expert insights, registration options, and accommodation support...
Illinois Public Act 103-0976 requires municipalities to provide at least 24 hours of public notice before pesticide use. The City of Champaign issued its September pesticide use update.