Texas reports two new screwworm cases in livestock and pets. Authorities have set control zones and increased monitoring. Preventive measures and sterile fly programs are being used to limit...
The Pennsylvania Slug Project monitors slugs in no-till fields to help growers track pests like the gray garden slug using IPM strategies, though warmer weather has now reduced risks.
Pennsylvania alfalfa growers must scout early for potato leafhoppers migrating on June storms to prevent "hopper burn" damage, using timely harvests or resistant varieties to protect...
A New World Screwworm detection in Texas, Missouri officials activated a response plan to protect livestock through strict animal movement rules and preventative herd care.
MSU Extension Strawberry Day will guide farmers on production, pest management, and direct sales while offering networking, hands on learning, and agritourism insights to improve farm success and...
A delegation of 20 Ukrainian agricultural leaders completed a two-week program in Missouri to study precision agriculture and build partnerships to modernize Ukraine's farming.
Free weather tools help farmers understand climate trends, manage irrigation, and predict crop needs, improving decision making, reducing risks, and supporting better crop management practices in...
Establishing a controlled calving season over two years improves herd uniformity, weaning weights, and operational profitability by defining breeding windows and culling open cows.
A field day in Ohio will help farmers learn how to use stored forages for cattle feeding, improve nutrition, and reduce feed costs through expert guidance and farm visits.
The University of Kentucky’s KATS program will host an FAA Part 107 drone pilot certification workshop on July 8–9 in Madisonville to prepare farmers for commercial drone operations.
Join UW-Madison Extension's cover crop and nutrient field day on June 25 in Colby, Wisconsin, to tour research plots evaluating nitrogen application rates and corn performance.
Medina County Farm Bureau launches a bonus program to reward youth for Junior Fair projects, offering financial support and recognizing their efforts while encouraging participation in...
Wisconsin Pork Association and UW-Madison Extension will host a July 16 workshop in Verona, offering swine reproduction insights, expert talks, and a Minitube USA facility tour.
Iowa State University will host an online PQA Plus advisor training session in July to certify professionals, improve animal care standards, and support safe, sustainable pork production practices...
Arkansas researchers are testing two treatments to control deadly tick-borne cattle disease as infections rise and threaten livestock health and farm incomes.
Screwworm detection triggered market volatility, but experts confirm no impact on meat safety. Producers advised following management practices as strong demand keeps beef prices stable.
Early tick infestation signs include irritation of skin problems, reduced intake, and milk loss. Detecting these signs early helps farmers prevent health issues and maintain strong herd...
The Sustainable Agriculture Summit brings together agriculture leaders to strengthen sustainability efforts and collaboration across the global food and farming supply chain.
Iowa Drainage School in August will teach farmers and professionals about system design, installation, and maintenance through classroom learning and field practice, helping improve soil...
A virtual forum in New York will connect experts involved in farm succession and land transfers. The event aims to build networks, share knowledge, and support effective planning for future land...
An upcoming cover crops breakfast in Posey County offers farmers insights on nutrient management research, conservation programs and regulatory updates while providing networking and learning...
Farmers can grow annual forages successfully in dry years by managing soil moisture and irrigation properly. Smart water use helps improve crop stand, growth, and yield even with limited resources.
USDA designates eight Wyoming counties as natural disaster areas due to drought, making emergency loans available to eligible producers and extending assistance to nearby...
Eight students join the Nebraska Rural Fellows program, working in communities on important projects. The program provides practical experience while helping towns with planning, housing,...
Eligible farms may add new base acres starting in 2026 under federal legislation, potentially increasing future farm program benefits while keeping existing base acres and yields unchanged.
Illinois SBDC and NCERC are exploring collaboration to support agribusiness innovation, global trade, and biofuel growth. The partnership aims to strengthen international opportunities and boost...
The 2026 SROC Agronomy Field Tour provides research-based information on crop production, cover crops, weed control, manure management, and planting technologies for farmers and agricultural...
Senator John Hoeven continues urging a federal investigation into foreign sugar trade practices, citing rising imports, outdated tariffs, and economic losses affecting American sugar producers and...
Storms and humidity have slowed Kansas wheat harvest significantly. While some regions progress slowly, others face delays and reduced yields, with farmers waiting for warmer and drier weather...
Senator John Hoeven urges stronger prairie dog management, improved grazing land protection, and better cooperation with local ranchers while supporting weed control and multiple land-use...