The College of Agriculture will close one department by 2026 but will continue agricultural education programs and support all current students and staff.

Nestle is working with global partners to promote regenerative farming and inspire young people to help build climate-resilient and sustainable food systems.

Jamie Kress was elected president of NAWG in 2026, bringing hands-on farming experience and proven leadership to represent wheat growers across the United States.

Effective heat abatement shade, airflow, and water is essential for dairy cattle to maintain health, growth, and milk production during summer heat.

Pennsylvania farmers must carefully time and store winter small grains to preserve feed quality, ensure proper fermentation, and support dairy cow nutrition.

New York farmers face financial pressures from federal cuts, tariffs, and stricter immigration enforcement, threatening production, profits, and consumer prices.

ZZ Top rocks The Great New York State Fair on September 3 at Suburban Park, featuring hits, a doppelgänger contest, and part of the Chevrolet Music Series.

The State Line Crop Conference on February 19 in Lamar offers free crop management insights from MU and K-State experts, plus CEUs for attendees.

Missouri corn farmers and industry leaders met in Jefferson City for MCGA’s annual meeting, legislative day, elections, market insights, and awards recognition.

University of Wisconsin-River Falls students gain hands-on experience with AI in agriculture, using drones, robots, and data tools in the field through industry partnerships.

Wisconsin Pork Association honored four leaders at its 2026 annual meeting in Wisconsin Dells for outstanding service, advocacy, and industry impact.