A proposed return to Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling for beef is generating debate as industry groups warn of higher costs and possible trade disruptions.

Federal workplace statistics show farmers and ranchers continue to face elevated risks, with agriculture ranking among the most dangerous occupations.

Communities across Canada are examining practical solutions to safeguard productive farmland while accommodating growth and infrastructure demands.

USDA's latest biofuels trade outlook seeks to grow ethanol exports, create market opportunities, and support the long-term success of American agriculture.

A major research investment will help evaluate fertilizer technologies and management practices that improve nutrient use, crop performance, and long-term farm sustainability.

Cornell AgriTech researchers developed HyperBird, a high-speed hyperspectral imaging system that detects grape diseases days before symptoms appear to boost precision agriculture.

Cornell IPM will host a Zoom webinar on October 21, 2026, featuring Penn State’s John Tooker on how no-till farming and cover crops enhance natural pest management in corn and soybeans.

Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding highlighted industry growth and state investments while celebrating top breeders and youth competitors at the All-American Dairy Show.

To protect new harvest from stored-grain pests, farmers must sanitize grain bins, clean surrounding areas, repair structural damage, and apply approved insecticides prior to storage.

Hollowstead Seed Co., a new Texas County, Missouri-based family business, has launched to offer home gardeners quality vegetable, herb, and flower seeds alongside free educational guides.

Kentucky Farm Bureau President Eddie Melton praised the Senate Agriculture Committee's passage of the Agricultural Act of 2026, thanking Senator Mitch McConnell for advancing the farm bill.

The University of Kentucky’s Martin-Gatton CAFE will host Roundup 2026 on October 7–10, featuring alumni events, student activities, and a tailgate before the Wildcats play LSU.

The Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board unanimously reelected its leadership team for FY27, maintaining its focus on investments in research, promotion, and farmer education.

The Wisconsin DATCP is accepting applications through October 15, 2026, for matching grants up to $50,000 to help local meat processors expand capacity and update infrastructure.

A hands-on workshop will teach participants safe tomato canning methods, including water bath and pressure canning techniques, helping families preserve fresh produce with confidence.

Storms and flooding can harm pastures and livestock. Farmers should assess damage, repair fences, monitor animal health, and allow fields to recover before resuming normal grazing activities.

The 2026 Seeds for Thought Garden Symposium in Grinnell will provide educational sessions, expert speakers, and practical gardening advice for participants of all experience levels.