The USDA offers valuable food safety tips to help Super Bowl party hosts keep their dishes safe and delicious, preventing foodborne illnesses.
The National Farm Machinery Show is set for February 12-15, 2025, featuring top brands, equipment showcases, live demonstrations, and the thrilling Championship Tractor Pull.
R-CALF USA has elected Dave Hyde as board president and Eric Gropper as vice president. New directors were also appointed to strengthen leadership in the cattle industry.
Gowrie’s ambulance service receives a $2.3M grant to build a modern facility, addressing space issues and improving emergency response for the growing needs of the rural community.
Dairy farmers can apply for grants to expand their businesses through diversification, processing, and marketing. Applications close on April 2, 2025, with awards announced in May.
Illinois Farm Bureau warns that potential tariffs on key trade partners could harm farmers and rural communities. They advocate for stable trade policies to protect agricultural exports.
Join this workshop to explore mindful tech habits, reduce digital clutter, and achieve balance. Gain practical tips and enjoy a free lunch! RSVP now to reserve your spot.
Trinity Peterson, president of SDSU’s Students’ Association, leads student advocacy and governance. She shares her leadership journey, challenges, and the importance of student...
Attend the Lambing Workshop in Tappen, ND, on Feb 22! Gain expert insights, watch live demos, tour a farm, and enjoy lunch. Registration is $10 for adults, free for youth. Sign up today!
Attend the University of Minnesota Extension Winter Crops Day and Small Grains Program for expert insights on corn, soybean, and small grains management. Register by February 18 to secure your...
Nebraska’s farm economy faces challenges as new tariffs on key trade partners impact exports and imports. Farmers seek stable markets and stronger trade agreements to secure their future.
Kansas early childcare centers can join a farm-to-table program, gaining a free curriculum, local produce reimbursements, and educational kits. Applications close on Feb. 28. Apply now!
Nebraska agriculture groups support LB145, which increases funding for noxious weed management, improving soil, water, and farmland protection while ensuring efficient grant distribution for local...
More than 7,300 students at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln was named to the Fall 2024 Deans’ List, showcasing outstanding academic performance across various colleges and programs.
A study led by the University of Arkansas explores the impact of flooding on soybeans during early reproductive stages, revealing insights into genetic adaptations for improved flood resilience.
Kansas lawmakers are reviewing bills on property tax, energy, water conservation, and truck weights, with significant implications for agriculture, landowners, and infrastructure.
The Farm Bureau urges Senate leaders to confirm Brooke Rollins as USDA Secretary, emphasizing her expertise in agriculture policies and economic growth for farmers and rural communities.
The Wisconsin Cattlemen's Association invites producers to their Winter Conference on February 22nd at The Lodge at Mauston, featuring educational sessions, networking, and a board election.
Wisconsin's cattle inventory increased to 3.25 million head on January 1, 2025, driven by a rise in beef cows and heifers, while milk cow numbers declined slightly, according to the USDA.
Kansas reports a 3% decrease in total cattle and calves as of January 1, 2025, with shifts in several key cattle categories, according to the USDA.
The Strategic Farming webinar explored how mechanistic and AI-based crop models improve soybean yield predictions. These models help optimize planting dates and management strategies for better...
Kentucky's cattle inventory declined to 1.85 million head on January 1, 2025, the lowest level since 1955, with decreases in cows, heifers, and calves, according to the USDA.
The USDA announces new loan rates for February 2025, providing farmers with various financial options to support their agricultural activities.
In 2024, Minnesota identified two new prohibited eradicate noxious weeds, underscoring the state's ongoing commitment to controlling invasive species.
Kentucky celebrates Lamb Month, recognizing the growing sheep industry with 75,000 head and highlighting its economic contributions and the versatility of sheep products.
SDSU Extension will host a commercial applicator training session on February 6, 2025, in Brookings, SD. The event includes pesticide certification topics, regulatory updates, and industry...
Cornell University's Dairy Discovery program offers youth aged 14-19 hands-on learning experiences in dairy production and management, featuring interactive sessions and expert guidance.
The Soil Health Conference in South Dakota showcased educational sessions and honored leading contributors to soil conservation, including students and professionals.
NDSU Extension reveals Dessert Menu zinnias, colorful and cost-effective flowers perfect for Dakotan gardens, attracting pollinators and blooming early.
Governor Hochul announced $15.8 million in grants to 22 New York farms for projects that improve manure management, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and protect water quality.