Cornell researchers are developing the ReproPhone, a portable testing device that delivers fast reproductive health information to dairy farmers and improves management decisions.

The Senate Agriculture Committee approved a new farm bill, moving the legislation forward and opening negotiations with the House on a final agreement.

Pork producers from across the nation united in Washington to discuss industry priorities and advocate for policies that support livestock farms and rural communities.

A new USDA directive ends ESG-related spending through dairy checkoff programs and redirects producer dollars toward promotion, research and market growth.

A Missouri study revealed widespread soybean cyst nematodes, showing traditional PI 88788 resistance is failing while Peking resistance offers strong crop protection.

The Agronomic Field Diagnostic Clinic at Penn State highlighted research on nitrogen-conserving manure application, rootworm management, soil health, and digital crop monitoring tools.

The NRCS asks property owners affected by early September 2026 flooding to complete an EWP damage survey by October 16 to check eligibility for streambank restoration assistance.

The New York Wine & Grape Foundation is inviting grape growers and winemakers to complete a survey by October 2, 2026, to help shape research priorities for fiscal years 2027-28.

Under New York’s Food Donation and Food Scraps Recycling Law, Feeding New York State has recovered 110 million pounds of surplus food to combat hunger and reduce landfill waste.

The University of Kentucky opened the new Meats and Foods Industry Advancement Center to support local producers through meat science research, food safety training, and product innovation.

At NASDA’s 2026 annual meeting, Wisconsin DATCP Secretary Randy Romanski highlighted animal health, international trade, and his leadership roles with MASDA and Food Export Midwest.

Plan fall planting for spring-flowering bulbs by selecting healthy specimens, improving soil drainage, and choosing sunny spots to ensure vibrant, long-lasting early bloomers next season.

Strong cattle returns support herd expansion, but drought, market uncertainty, and the time required to rebuild cattle numbers remain major challenges for producers across the United States.

Fall migration can increase HPAI spread from wild birds to domestic animals, making biosecurity, careful hunting practices, wildlife reporting, and animal monitoring important for owners.