New York’s Dairy Modernization Grant Program provides up to $250K for projects that enhance milk storage, transport, and cooling systems. Applications are open until February 14, 2025.

The Trump administration nominated key leaders for USDA positions, including Richard Fordyce, Luke Lindberg, Dudley Hoskins, and Michael Boren, to strengthen agricultural support and trade.

Public support for farm payments favours disaster relief, while trade-related subsidies show increasing approval amid changing agricultural and political landscapes.

Scientists at ARS have developed new alfalfa varieties that can grow in saline water, enhancing sustainability in agriculture.

Farmers in 30 states can apply for the Agroforestry Incentive Payment Program to receive financial support for sustainable practices.

FMMO reform brings key updates for dairy farmers but raises concerns about unfair make allowance increases, potentially impacting milk pricing transparency and fairness.

The USDA's FSA has enhanced its programs to better support farmers and advance agriculture across the US.

Indiana Grown supports seven local food retailers with $25,000 grants each to cover costs for national trade show participation, aiming to boost market expansion.

Ports of Indiana and the ISDA have signed an MOU to enhance agricultural trade and develop new container shipping facilities, promoting statewide economic growth.

Two new truffle species were discovered in North America, revealing unique aromas, high culinary value, and opportunities for agriculture and forestry innovation.

USDA’s NRCS introduces the Act Now initiative to provide quick funding under EQIP for farmers implementing specified conservation practices.

Rural Nebraskans feel a strong connection to their communities, despite concerns about future changes and the need for local investments, according to the 2024 Nebraska Rural Poll.

The Beagle Brigade Act of 2023, signed by Governor Biden, guarantees permanent support for training detector dogs, enhancing U.S. agricultural biosecurity.

A $1 million grant from the NFWF enables Kansas Wheat and K-State to support farmers in adopting conservation practices for sustainable agriculture.

A University of Minnesota study finds climate variations significantly impact the benefits of rotating corn and soybeans, offering a strategy to improve crop resilience and yield.

The 2025 recertification process for private pesticide applicators is outlined with multiple options including workshops and exams.

SDSU Extension’s upcoming Virtual Vegetable Short Course series offers a deep dive into innovative farming practices aimed at enhancing vegetable production.

Discover sustainable land management in an upcoming webinar focusing on organic and regenerative agricultural practices, tailored to enhance farm biodiversity.

Senator Hoeven introduced Chris Wright for Energy Secretary, emphasizing CCUS advancements and Wright's energy industry impact in North Dakota.

Associate Professor Rex Sun at NDSU champions precision agriculture, integrating AI and robotics to revolutionize farming practices, enhancing crop management and sustainability.