The National Egg Science and Technology Program will provide new opportunities for research innovation workforce training and food safety improvements.

A new investment in Land O'Lakes' Tulare facility will expand dairy protein production and create additional value for cooperative members.

A commercial biochar facility is converting almond shell byproducts into a valuable soil amendment that supports soil health and long-term carbon storage.

Lincoln University’s College of Agriculture will host a two-day Beef Cattle Artificial Insemination School on October 16-17, 2026, offering hands-on training for beef producers.

USDA's $13.8B ARC/PLC payouts and trade agreements aid Missouri farmers combating high input costs, rising fuel prices, and soaring fertilizer expenses.

Cooperative land access models and financial planning help beginning farmers overcome high land costs and build sustainable agricultural businesses in New York.

Cornell Botanic Gardens' "Rooted in Reciprocity" exhibit highlights Indigenous students' cultural connections to plants, traditional knowledge, and nature through 2027.

The UW-Madison Extension is hosting the "From Barn to Tank" workshop on November 20, 2026, to train dairy farm employees in milking practices, cow handling, and milk quality.

University of Wisconsin-Madison specialists advise farmers to use consistent organization and backup strategies to protect valuable agricultural data.

AgRevolution expanded its presence in Central Kentucky by opening a new facility in Lexington at Bluegrass Stockyards to provide Fendt agricultural machinery, parts, and repairs.

Weather challenges and crop diseases are causing drier corn silage in many fields. Proper packing, oxygen control, and storage management can help maintain silage quality and reduce losses.

Farmers expressed growing concern about rising costs and future profitability, but strong confidence in farmland values offered a positive outlook.

A new collaboration between Yamaha and John Deere will focus on creating future side by side vehicles that deliver innovation, reliability, and customer value.

Cropwise Explorer gives agricultural retailers a simple way to track crops, identify issues, and share field insights with growers.

The Shapiro Administration invested over $5.8 million to purchase development rights for 22 Pennsylvania farms, protecting 1,228 acres of farmland from commercial development.

Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding announced "Leading A Legacy" as the theme for the 2027 PA Farm Show, honoring multi-generational family farming traditions.

New York Farm Bureau honored Donna Lupardo and Maureen Torrey with its Distinguished Service Award for their dedicated leadership and lifelong contributions to state agriculture.

The Missouri Farm Bureau and Diamond Pet Foods are accepting applications through October 18, 2026, for the 2027 Farm Dog of the Year contest, honoring helpful farm dogs.