University of Nebraska researchers are working toward growing crops on the Moon or Mars using hydroponics, focusing on energy, nutrients, and controlled environments to support future space...
USDA has opened enrollment for the Farmer Bridge Assistance program, offering one-time payments to row crop producers to help manage trade disruptions and rising costs, with applications due by...
USDA is accepting applications for Value Added Producer Grants in Oklahoma to help producers create new products, expand marketing opportunities, and increase income through value-added...
Farm Bureau calls on USDA to maintain cattle import restrictions while New World screwworm cases remain active near the border, stressing science-based prevention to protect livestock, wildlife,...
The 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines encourage whole foods and higher protein intake, recognizing beef as a nutrient-rich option that supports balanced diets, public nutrition programs, and...
USDA introduced the One Farmer One File initiative to unify farmer data, simplify program access, modernize agency systems, and reduce paperwork while improving efficiency for producers and...
Anaerobic digestion transforms livestock manure into methane-rich biogas, providing a renewable energy source that reduces odors while retaining valuable nutrients for fertilization.
Federal crop insurance provides Pennsylvania fruit growers with critical financial stability by leveraging production history to protect against high-risk losses from hail and freezes.
Cornell AgriTech researchers are boosting monarch butterfly habitats by using GA3 and hydrogen peroxide to break native seed dormancy, enabling easier planting with farm equipment.
Governor Hochul invites New Yorkers to celebrate Maple Month during Maple Weekends, March 21-22 and 28-29, supporting over 2,000 producers in the nation’s second-largest maple state.
Mizzou’s $10M project is building a domestic cover crop seed pipeline to reduce imports and empower U.S. farmers with regionally adapted varieties for resilient, healthy soils.
Explore Missouri’s agriculture at The Farmers’ Table Wine Trail on April 11 in Hermann, featuring local food and wine pairings and conversations with area farmers.
University of Kentucky ASABE students will host their annual lawnmower service clinic March 5-6 to provide $50 tune-ups and cleaning ahead of the spring mowing season.
Wisconsin DATCP and the USDA have quarantined a Jefferson County commercial poultry flock after confirming H5N1 avian influenza, prompting a 10km control zone.
MSU’s PFAS Awareness Week features free events, webinars and outreach activities to help students and the public understand PFAS chemicals, related health concerns and ongoing university...
DATCP is accepting nominations through March 27, 2026, for nine Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin director positions to help lead state dairy promotion and advocacy.
Michigan Farm Bureau’s Connecting Communities grants helped 59 counties reach more than 107,000 people through consumer engagement events, partnerships and educational activities, creating...
Hardin County is offering a fertilizer and pesticide recertification class for private applicators, providing required training, flexible payment options and guidance for participants who need...
Warming spring temperatures raise grain spoilage risks. Experts recommend monitoring temperature, moisture, ventilation, and safety practices to maintain grain quality, reduce...
Iowa State University Extension released a free broccoli production guide offering practical, research‑based advice on cultivars, pest control, soil nutrition and crop management for Midwest...
NDSU Extension offers youth farm safety camps to train teens in machinery safety, livestock handling, and farm hazard awareness. Participants gain hands-on learning and certification needed for...
Ella Stiefvater student at South Dakota State University received a national farm broadcasting scholarship for excellence in agricultural communications, recognizing her...
The Choose Iowa program supports local farms with grants, marketing assistance, and growth opportunities. Businesses like Vintage Beef are expanding their operations and preparing for future...
At AgFest 2026, SDSPA highlighted specialty crops, farmers markets, and organic farming. The event helped connect producers with...
The Indiana Horticulture and Small Farm Conference will be held March 3–5, offering educational sessions and support for growers at the Hendricks County Fairgrounds in Danville, Indiana.
Illinois advances soybean production through stronger genetics, research, policy efforts, and farmer investments. This article highlights innovations, challenges, and future‑focused programs...
The 2026 Illinois Performance Tested Bull Sale achieved record-breaking average prices, highlighting strong demand for performance genetics and continued support from breeders, buyers, and...
Cotton prices remain weak due to high supply and soft demand. Production shifts, export competition, and weather uncertainty may tighten supplies later, but growers should focus on careful risk...
USDA and GSA will dispose of the Ag South building to reduce financial burdens, improve office use, and support government efficiency while maintaining strong service to farmers and rural...
Minnesota research confirms that winter cereal rye cover crops can reduce nitrate losses and protect soil while maintaining soybean yields, especially when growers focus on good establishment and...