Walmart’s Kansas beef plant improves meat quality and job creation, supporting the Midwest food supply chain, Angus beef production, and U.S. community investments.

A mink farm was raided overnight, with 2000 mink released into the wild. Law enforcement and farm groups are working together to address this dangerous incident.

To celebrate 250 years of America, USDA will host a nationwide farmers market event in Washington, D.C. from August 3–8, honoring the roots of agriculture.

U.S. farm leaders call for the end of the Tomato Suspension Agreement, claiming it harms domestic tomato growers, disrupts trade fairness, and threatens long-term food supply stability.

New Mexico farmers should file acreage reports with FSA to meet USDA requirements. Deadlines vary by crop. Early filing helps access key support, insurance, and disaster recovery benefits.

Experts advise early crop contracting to avoid post-harvest price dips. June and July may offer the best prices, helping farmers cover production costs in a tough year.

U.S. cattle markets cooled slightly last week with some price dips. Year-over-year trends stay strong due to firm beef demand, limited supply, and lower feed prices.

The Nebraska wheat tour revealed weather-related delays, uneven fields, and signs of disease, though recent rains have helped improve the outlook for wheat harvest and grain fill.

UMN Extension experts outline key recommendations on nitrogen timing, disease management, and soil conditions following June rainfall during a recent Field Notes podcast session.

A Minnesota agriculture group is suing over a canceled USDA grant meant to boost local food systems and rural voices, claiming the decision harms fair food production efforts nationwide.

Bullitt County Public Schools educator Kim Haire joined Kentucky's ACE Program, enhancing agricultural education and student learning opportunities.

On August 2, MSU’s Horse Teaching and Research Center will host its first Breakfast on the Farm, offering free pancakes and an educational walking tour about horses and equine careers.

Dr. Karim Maredia was named a Fellow of the African Academy of Sciences for his decades of work in agricultural research, education, and global development benefiting Africa and beyond.

Spotted wing drosophila poses a risk to late-season fruits, requiring monitoring, cultural practices, and targeted insecticide applications for effective management.

Native perennials in Pennsylvania offer beauty, ecological benefits, and require less care, supporting local wildlife and biodiversity when matched to proper growing conditions.

Federal ag reforms bring estate tax relief, biofuel credits, and stronger support systems to South Dakota farmers, boosting long-term agricultural stability and rural development.

Ben Brown says farmers should plan exit strategies for crop marketing. Delayed selling adds costs. Options contracts help manage risk and protect potential price gains.

Pinkeye in cattle increases during summer grazing. Early detection, fly control, shade, and proper medication help reduce spread and protect herd productivity and health.

Tomatoes often face two major issues: herbicide damage and blossom end rot. Learning their causes and prevention methods can help ensure healthier tomato crops.

Wet conditions and rapid grass growth have created pasture challenges. Timely grazing and clipping are key to improving forage quality while protecting soil and optimizing the grazing season.

Bronx third-graders visited Hilltop Hanover Farm, learning about sustainable agriculture, mob grazing, and farm-to-table practices through a Pilot Light and New York Beef Council collaboration.

The Cornell University Ruminant Center in New York, a research dairy farm, is vital for dairy innovation, sustainability, and growth, attracting industry investment and state support.

Missouri 4-H hosted its 2025 Livestock Judging Contest, with 87 participants competing in evaluating cattle, swine, and sheep, showcasing top individual and team skills.