Local processing supports stable farm income reduces global risks and strengthens rural economies by keeping value within the country and improving supply chain resilience

Mild winter boosts alfalfa weevil risk while dry conditions stress need for early scouting pest control and proper grazing planning to protect forage production and maintain pasture health.

FSA offers recovery support through ECP CRP and livestock programs helping producers rebuild fences access forage and receive compensation for wildfire losses across multiple affected states.

New flyers provide guidance on spray drone rules safety and insurance helping operators and customers improve compliance and support safe and professional agricultural drone operations

NDSU Extension outlines the 2026 grazing season outlook stressing the importance of spring rainfall and proper grazing management to maintain forage production and prevent early pasture losses.

New research from Cornell AgriTech reveals milkweed outmaneuvers monarch butterflies by structurally redesigning toxins with nitrogen and sulfur to bypass their evolutionary defenses.

The Cornell Small Farms Program will host an injury recovery and prevention workshop in Ithaca on March 31, featuring physical therapist Brian Westlake’s expert agricultural insights.

Stacey and Alex Vetter of Vetter Farms are strengthening community ties by supplying local beef to Northern Potter schools through the impactful PA Beef to PA Schools program.

A free Berrien County farm tour will introduce visitors to three organic farms that showcase regenerative agriculture agritourism and sustainable food production across Southwest Michigan.

Boost your garden’s ecosystem at the MDC Grow Native! Plant Sale on March 28 in Jefferson City, featuring diverse native plants, expert advice, and resources for sustainable landscaping.

Learn agricultural drone basics, FAA rules, and hands-on flight at the MU Extension workshop in Vienna, Missouri, on April 11, 2026, covering mapping, spraying, and autonomous operations.

With Wisconsin recording the second-highest bird flu impact in the U.S., experts urge poultry owners to strengthen biosecurity as spring migration increases the risk of wild bird exposure.

Join UW-Madison Extension on March 27 in Jefferson for a $30 dairy workshop featuring research-based insights on corn silage, high-oleic soybeans, and nutrition to boost farm efficiency.

High soybean yields depend on rapid growth intensity during pod development rather than plant size alone, which can be influenced by planting dates, row spacing, and maturity timing.

Harrison County's Farm Inc. program prepares students for agricultural careers through an immersive two-week simulation focused on budgeting, financial risk, and farm management.

Dyna Gro growers achieved national and state yield wins in major contests across crops reflecting strong seed performance and the value of agronomic support and grower consultant partnerships.

A coalition is calling for increased investment in agricultural research to support innovation improve resilience and help farmers manage rising costs pests and diseases effectively

Nebraska farmland values decline due to lower crop returns and higher costs, while strong livestock demand supports pasture land prices and rental rates across the state.