OSU introduces a purple wheat variety with antioxidants and better taste, creating new opportunities for farmers, bakers, and consumers seeking healthier and high-quality grain products.
USDA data shows farmers receive a small share of food spending. Crop income declines, livestock rises slightly, and rising costs continue to challenge farm profitability across sectors.
New CLAAS dealerships in the Dakotas will enhance service, improve parts access, and support farmers with reliable equipment solutions across the Northern Plains region.
University of Nebraska Lincoln recognizes Mike Miller Alejandro Plastina and Nebraska Farmer for outstanding contributions to agriculture education research and industry leadership at the annual...
The Nebraska LEAD Program celebrates Class 43 graduates, recognizing leadership achievements and contributions while supporting future agricultural leaders through education, training, and...
KLF opens scholarship applications for Kansas students, offering financial support for agriculture education and encouraging future careers in livestock production and agricultural industries.
Kansas crop report highlights fieldwork progress, soil moisture levels, and winter wheat conditions, showing mixed conditions and early crop development trends across the state.
Researchers report glufosinate resistant waterhemp in Minnesota, showing rising herbicide resistance and the urgent need for better weed control strategies and sustainable farming practices.
Women’s Agricultural Leadership Conference will support leadership, networking, and growth while celebrating women in agriculture and providing tools to succeed in a changing industry...
Sen. John Cherry stresses the importance of MSU research programs in supporting farmers, improving sustainability, and ensuring Michigan agriculture continues to innovate and remain competitive...
Sustainable agriculture careers are growing quickly, and universities like Michigan State provide strong programs, hands‑on training, and pathways that prepare students for innovation,...
A maple grading workshop in Putnam County will help producers learn syrup standards, practice quality testing, compare flavors, and receive essential grading tools through an educational hands‑on...
The Hardin County Master Gardeners will host their annual plant sale at Friendship Gardens, offering plants and community engagement while supporting local gardening education and outreach...
Erie County has launched the 2026 Erie Grown Passport program to boost local agritourism, celebrating last year’s top participants while connecting residents with vibrant area farms.
Pennsylvania's 2025-26 deer harvest rose 6% to 505,600, driven by a strategic increase in antlerless licenses to improve forest health and manage Chronic Wasting Disease across the state.
ISU Extension and Outreach honors National Agriculture Day by highlighting its year‑round work providing research, education, and support that help strengthen Iowa’s farming, economy, and...
Nebraska land values fall for a second year as crop margins tighten. Lower crop prices and higher costs impact farmland values, while strong livestock markets support grazing land...
Penn State student Brooke Beamesderfer advanced to the national final four of the Collegiate Farm Bureau Discussion Meet, leveraging her agribusiness background to advocate for farmers.
The University of Minnesota, soybean research supports farmers with new varieties and sustainable solutions, improving yields, energy use, and environmental health while...
North Dakota Angus feed-out program begins May 2026. Producers can evaluate cattle performance, receive detailed reports, and improve herd decisions through real feedlot...
Optimize bull investments by prioritizing body condition scoring, structural soundness, and breeding soundness exams to ensure high fertility and maximum calf crop returns in 2026.
Iowa farmland prices increased 1.3% in six months, showing steady demand, limited inventory, and strong confidence among buyers, farmers, and investors despite ongoing crop market challenges.
NDSU Extension provides 2026 grazing outlook, stressing importance of spring rain, fall moisture, and proper grazing. Experts advise drought planning to protect forage...
MDC offers free hunter education skills sessions this spring in Warsaw, Blue Springs, and Parkville for ages 11+ to finalize certification after completing the required knowledge prep.
Global conflict is increasing fuel prices and disrupting supply chains. Farmers and grain elevators are facing higher transportation costs, reducing profits, and raising...
Kentucky State University’s "Bluegrass Small Ruminant Solutions" video series provides research-backed, seasonal guidance on herd health and nutrition to boost farm profitability.
SDSU Extension offers free webinars to help farmers manage risks. Topics include livestock nutrition, soil health, and water quality to improve farm planning and decision...
Indiana’s legislature is moving forward with bills supporting small farms, streamlining livestock permitting, and studying microfarming to strengthen food systems while addressing...
Join UW-Madison Extension’s "Parasite Patrol - Plus" workshop on April 25 in Menomonie for hands-on FAMACHA and FEC training to master sustainable sheep and goat parasite...
Women are becoming essential leaders in Indiana agriculture, strengthening sustainability, improving land stewardship, and preparing the next generation of farmers during a major transition in...