A January winter storm caused $200 million in damage to Arkansas's poultry sector, destroying 241 houses and triggering significant economic losses in production and household income.

NDSU Extension soil surveys found zero wheat midge cocoons in 2025 samples. The results indicate low pest risk for 2026 and may reduce management costs for wheat growers.

CANR raised nearly $45,000 on Give Green Day to support scholarships, 4‑H learning experiences, and college programs, strengthening opportunities for students and Michigan youth.

A South Dakota farmer improves soil health through no-till cover crops and crop diversity. These practices increase soil organic matter, improve water retention, and help farms survive drought.

The Old Farmer’s Almanac 2026 Last Frost Date Map combines historical data with long-range forecasts to provide gardeners with season-specific planting windows and frost protection.

Winter nutrition affects spring calving, breeding, and herd health. Body condition, forage quality, and consistent intake play major roles in reproductive success and productivity.

Penn State's March 19 hybrid workshop offers pesticide applicators two credits while covering soil fumigant safety, risk management, and application best practices for high-value crops.

Governor Josh Shapiro announced a $132.9 million expansion of Schreiber Foods in Pennsylvania, boosting yogurt production and supporting dairy farmers while creating 47 new local jobs.

SUNY Chancellor King spotlighted statewide agriculture programs for New York City students, highlighting diverse academic pathways and research aimed at the future of the ag workforce.

University of Missouri researchers are developing biochar-based soil treatment to help farmers transition to organic systems and improve soil health amidst extreme weather events.

UnitedAg’s AEF Scholarship Program awarded over $100,000 to 40 students in California and Arizona, supporting the next generation of leaders in the agricultural industry for 2026.

Kentucky farmers Jonathan Reynolds and Fred Sipes discuss the 2026 planting season, highlighting how biofuel and sustainable aviation fuel policy could boost domestic soybean demand.

The 5th annual UK Horsey Hustle 5K on April 12 at Coldstream Park supports equine student experiential learning through a community race featuring family activities and adoptable dogs.

The PDP Smart Dairy Workshop in April will help dairy producers use AI tools and data analytics to improve farm performance, offering hands-on training and continuing education credits.

SUNY Adirondack hosts the Native Plants Symposium on March 26 to explore how native species boost biodiversity and climate resilience through expert-led tracks for gardeners and leaders.