Wisconsin diners face rising egg prices due to bird flu and increased demand, with local farms struggling to meet needs. Price hikes and substitutions are becoming common.

USDA's decision to cancel food orders for Chester County Food Bank jeopardizes vital food supplies, highlighting the growing challenge of food insecurity in the community.

Effective cover crop termination improves soil health, pest control, and moisture conservation, ensuring a successful soybean planting season for Missouri farmers.

Kentucky experts warn that cuts to SNAP funding would hurt local farmers and increase food insecurity. Shifting costs to states could cost Kentucky millions and harm local economies.

Ohio Farm Bureau’s Campaign School provides essential training for political candidates, campaign teams, and officeholders, enhancing their skills to run successful campaigns.

MABA updates Michigan agricultural industry on USMCA tariffs, potential trade impacts with Canada and Mexico, and resources for tariff compliance.

Paris Van Dyke, an Illinois 4-H member, was selected as a brand ambassador for Ignite 2025, a national program offering hands-on workshops in STEM, agriscience, and leadership development.

Strawberry crops face frost risks and Neopestalotiopsis infection. Discover how growers can protect their plants with proper care and fungicide management techniques.

President introduces reciprocal tariffs to safeguard U.S. industries and promote global trade fairness, impacting agriculture and the economy.

Grasshopper risk in Nebraska rangelands is expected to rise in 2025. Ranchers should monitor fields in late April and early May for early detection and control to minimize damage.

Two PhD students from India are visiting MSU to study agronomy and soil health. Their research aims to support sustainable farming as India works toward agricultural self-sufficiency by 2047.

Kentucky's Farm Woman of the Year expands her family farm, embracing diversification and social media, while inspiring women in agriculture.

With cattle prices reaching record levels, producers are urged to focus on total value per head instead of price per pound to make smarter marketing and herd management decisions this spring.

Kentucky farmer Jeremy Hinton testified to Congress, advocating for specialty crop growers, addressing insurance gaps, labor issues, and farmland loss, seeking policy changes.

The 2025 National Wheat Yield Contest is now open, with a new digital yield category, recognizing top management and innovation in wheat production. Entries must be submitted online by May 15.

Ohio Virtual Beef School’s third session addressed how stressful weather affects pregnancy rates in cow herds and explored practical solutions for managing open and cull cows effectively.

Minnesota farmers are struggling to plan ahead due to federal tariffs and USDA grant delays, which are affecting production, purchasing, and overall stability in the agricultural sector.

Pesticide applicator certification training in Wautoma, Wisconsin on April 11th, 2025, requires registration and manual purchase; learn and test for certification.

Iowa’s electricity prices may rise as lawmakers consider repealing tax credits supporting wind energy, threatening savings for households and income for farmers who rely on wind turbines.

Wisconsin farmers can learn about vital legal updates in a free webinar on April 18, 2025, covering state and federal regulations impacting agriculture.

ISU Extension is offering a free produce safety course this spring and summer to teach home gardeners and commercial growers how to safely produce, harvest, and handle fruits and vegetables.

Congressman Riley's bill demands USDA release frozen funds for New York farmers, honoring contracts and preventing further economic strain on rural communities.

Indiana’s property tax system is complex but important. The TS-1 form explains how assessed value, deductions, and tax rates work together to determine what property owners owe each year.

Penn State seeks agricultural stakeholder feedback via a 10-minute survey, shaping research on key topics like soil health, with a chance to win an agronomy guide.