Dust exposure can increase pneumonia risk in cattle. Experts outline symptoms and practical farm strategies to reduce dust and protect animal health.

The US food and agriculture system drives economic output jobs and wages while supporting industries supply chains and long term national economic strength and stability

Pests and diseases are increasing crop losses worldwide. A global plan is needed to improve early detection and response to reduce risks to farming and food systems.

NASDA expands programs to help farmers improve export readiness through research, funding, and training while strengthening global trade partnerships and market access.

The Kansas wheat tour showed reduced yields from drought but reinforced the strength of U.S. wheat quality, innovation and collaboration across the supply chain.

Cornell researchers are developing KIYA Gold, a fertilizer made from treated human waste, to improve sanitation, boost Kenyan crop yields, and reduce pollution in Lake Victoria.

SEMO graduate and seventh-generation farmer Wyatt Hendley is heading to law school to specialize in agricultural law and help Missouri farmers with succession and regulatory issues.

The $60 million Martin-Gatton Agricultural Sciences Building has opened at the University of Kentucky, providing modern classrooms and support services for future agricultural leaders.

Dexter Knight received the Ag Teachers Change Lives Award, honoring his 40-year legacy of leadership as a Kentucky educator, FFA advisor, and mentor to future agricultural professionals.

Penn State’s 2026 Farming for Success Field Day on June 25 in Landisville will showcase agronomic research, drone-led pest management, and crop trials for regional farmers and experts.

Air Supply brings 50 years of hits and a new album to The Great New York State Fair’s Chevy Court stage on August 30, with admission included in the fair’s $8 daily ticket price.

Research shows Missouri soybean growers can improve pest management by scouting field edges for green stink bugs, especially during reproductive growth stages to prevent damage.

DF Seeds LLC has expanded into Wisconsin, offering its non-GMO soybeans and specialty seeds with a focus on locally proven agronomy and personalized service for regional farmers.

Twenty Wisconsin 4th and 5th graders were named finalists in the "Dig Into Wisconsin Soil" essay contest, celebrating agricultural literacy and food production throughout the state.

Solix autonomous sprayer uses cameras and AI to detect weeds, spray precisely and cut chemical use by up to ninety percent while running continuously across fields with solar power efficiently.

University experts will host a free webinar for pig farmers to discuss swine health, nutrition, management, and daily farming challenges through a live interactive online session.