Farmers can make smart fungicide decisions by understanding crop diseases timing and conditions helping improve crop health reduce costs and increase productivity in corn and soybean farming.
This research introduces a vaccine platform for pigs delivering rapid protection reducing disease risks and enabling quick updates helping farmers protect herds improve productivity and strengthen...
A leading steer claimed the Brookover Award at a major cattle event, highlighting strong carcass quality and competition, with many entries from High Plains feedyards showcasing top performance...
Young cattle producers attended a national conference, gaining knowledge about the beef supply chain, industry operations, and policymaking through educational visits, helping them build...
This one-day equine camp introduces young learners to horse care behavior and handling through fun activities while building confidence and interest in agriculture and animal science fields.
Wyclef Jean will close the New York State Fair with a grand performance celebrating music culture and community while highlighting the event’s diverse entertainment lineup and affordable...
Pollinators are vital for plant reproduction food supply and ecosystems. Protecting them through safe practices, habitat care and awareness supports biodiversity agriculture and environmental...
Cyclone Cattle Feeder Days in Iowa will educate cattle producers on market trends, technology, and management helping improve decision making, productivity, and profitability in feedlot operations...
The University of Kentucky’s 2026 Field Day offers research-based sessions on corn, soybean, and tobacco production, providing growers with practical insights, expert guidance, and...
Missouri Farm Bureau PAC endorsed Nathan Willett for Congress, citing his strong support for agriculture and commitment to representing rural communities and addressing key farming issues.
Penn State Extension will host Farm Safety Day on July 17, 2026, in Martinsburg, Pennsylvania, featuring hands-on training to help farmers and rural residents prevent agricultural accidents.
Brazil farmers face pressure from high costs credit challenges and weather risks that could affect soybean and corn production growth in the 2027 season
Farmers are adopting AI tools, but concerns about trust, accuracy and real value continue to limit full use across the agriculture industry.
USDA opens applications for 2026 Ghana trade mission helping US exporters connect with buyers and expand into fast-growing agricultural markets in West Africa.
A dairy goat tour in Iowa will educate farmers on facility design management and economics offering practical insights to improve productivity, efficiency, and profitability in dairy goat...
Soil moisture sensors help vegetable growers using plastic mulch track unpredictable rainfall movement in the root zone to optimize drip irrigation and prevent crop damage.
Missouri Farm Bureau’s 66th Farm Family Day honors outstanding farm families for their contributions, celebrating agriculture’s vital role in communities, tradition, and the...
The Michigan Christmas Tree Association summer meeting provides growers with training research updates and networking opportunities helping improve farming practices while promoting collaboration...
Minnesota sugar beet growers prepare for possible Cercospora leaf spot outbreaks by using crop monitoring, fungicides, and rotation practices to protect yields...
Nebraska leaders and agriculture groups join a prayer event supporting farmers and ranchers affected by drought, wildfires, severe weather, and economic difficulties while encouraging...
Dairy Month recognizes dairy farmers while highlighting milk’s nutrients, health benefits, food safety, dietary choices, and creative ways families can enjoy dairy products.
Phenology helps growers track plant growth stages and seasonal changes. Orchard observations support better fruit choices, pest prediction, plant care timing, and long-term environmental studies.
Ohio is funding county land use plans to manage growth and protect farmland after losing one million acres aiming to ensure sustainable development and support agriculture which plays a major role...
In 2026, Wisconsin Farm Technology Days awarded $6,000 in Second Half Scholarships to six local students completing their post-secondary education.
The 2026 National Red Power Round Up returns to Huron, South Dakota, featuring International Harvester equipment, exhibits, vendors, entertainment, family activities, and special agriculture...
Black rot is a damaging bacterial disease affecting brassica crops. Early detection, clean seed, crop rotation, resistant varieties, and proper field management help reduce losses and disease...
On July 1, 2026, UW-Madison Extension will host a Field Day in Wisconsin to share practical soil and nutrient management strategies that improve soil health and farm profitability.
Cattle prices are falling in key regions due to drought and higher supply. Market trends show unusual seasonal patterns with increased livestock sales and weakened demand affecting farmers and...
Pollinators are essential for food production and ecosystems. Rising concerns about their decline have led to conservation efforts and awareness campaigns to protect habitats and ensure...
A field day in Indiana will educate farmers and crafters about broomcorn its role in organic farming and its benefits for sustainable agriculture and artisan supply chains.