A new USDA survey finds that millions of landowners rent farmland across the United States while most acres are owned by non-farming landlords and billions are generated through rental income.
ADM and American Farmland Trust introduce a new program to support farmers through funding technical assistance peer networks and succession planning aimed at improving farm resilience and...
This article explains new insecticide updates for vegetable growers, including expanded labels, new chemistries, and important guidelines for responsible pesticide use during the 2026 growing...
This article highlights a community event that introduces students to STEAM learning through hands‑on activities, encouraging curiosity, creativity, and interest in future careers connected to...
This article explains how a mobile agriculture classroom is teaching Iowa students plant science through hands‑on activities, virtual reality tools, and engaging lessons that connect agriculture...
This article presents an overview of a regional digital agriculture webinar series focused on improving on‑farm research, data quality, and collaborative agricultural innovation across multiple...
This article highlights the 2026 CAST Rising Redbirds induction ceremony, celebrating alumni who have excelled professionally and continue to inspire future students across multiple programs at...
Biofuel leaders urge federal regulators to expand E15 fuel access, saying increased ethanol blending could lower gasoline prices, strengthen energy security, and support farmers supplying...
Untrained farmers using tractors for timber work face lethal risks from overturns and falling trees, making professional help and specialized safety equipment essential for survival.
Growing instability in the Middle East may disrupt fertilizer markets and raise input costs for corn growers, increasing financial pressure as farmers prepare for the 2026 planting season.
The Center for Dairy Excellence is hosting a free webinar on March 20 to help producers calculate and balance the biological and economic health of their herds for better profitability.
Agriculture and industry leaders urge policymakers to renew USMCA during its review period to protect export markets to strengthen supply chains and support economic growth across North America.
University of Minnesota Extension experts discuss major foliar corn diseases including tar spot, southern rust, and leaf blight while sharing research, and management strategies to...
Cornell Atkinson is leading collaborative research and leadership programs to develop financial and insurance solutions that support regenerative agriculture and farmer resilience.
Kansas Department of Agriculture offers cost share assistance to producers affected by recent wildfires providing funding for cover crops, temporary watering...
Nebraska Corn Board launches a nitrogen use efficiency program offering payments to farmers who improve fertilizer management while supporting farm profitability and environmental stewardship...
The USDA FSA is offering emergency loans to New York farmers in drought-affected counties, like Essex and Clinton, to aid recovery and operations with deadlines through September 2026.
University of Nebraska Lincoln Agricultural Economics department recognizes Mike Miller, Alejandro Plastina, and Nebraska Farmer magazine for their leadership contributions...
The 2026 Missouri 4-H State Horse Judging Contest at William Woods University saw 70 youth sharpen their equine evaluation skills, with top performers earning spots at national events.
NDSU Extension will host Spring Fever Garden Forums from March 23 to April 13 providing free online gardening education sessions covering plants, soil...
The Missouri Corn Growers Association and a 14-state coalition are urging federal officials to investigate rising fertilizer costs and market concentration to ensure a fair marketplace.
SDSU researcher Srinivas Janaswamy earned recognition on the Stanford Elsevier Top 2% Scientists List for the second year highlighting global impact in...
Kentucky’s All in for Ag Education Week, March 16-20, offers youth hands-on lessons and farm tours to celebrate the industry and explore future careers in agriculture across the state.
The 2026 Kentucky Farm Bureau Beef Expo saw sales surge to $942,300, with average prices rising to $4,706 per lot despite a lower inventory of cattle across the 12 states participating.
Wisconsin DATCP is inviting counties to apply by June 1, 2026, to host the 2028-2030 Alice in Dairyland Finals, a major event that promotes agriculture and drives economic growth.
Ritchie Implement will join AGCO’s dealer network on April 1, 2026, providing equipment, parts, and on-farm service to southwest Wisconsin farmers via locations in Barneveld and Lancaster.
Long term regenerative farming practices help improve soil health increase organic matter and strengthen drought resilience while reducing fertilizer needs and improving water retention on...
Global fertilizer disruptions linked to Middle East tensions are increasing farm input costs and may influence planting decisions, encouraging some farmers to shift acreage from corn toward...
A January winter storm caused $200 million in damage to Arkansas's poultry sector, destroying 241 houses and triggering significant economic losses in production and household income.
NDSU Extension soil surveys found zero wheat midge cocoons in 2025 samples. The results indicate low pest risk for 2026 and may reduce management costs for wheat growers.