MANHATTAN, Kan. — A study of American farmers’ adoption of precision agriculture technology indicates that during the first two decades of the 21st century, acreage farmed with automated systems has increased ten-fold or more.
Shoppers could soon find it easier to tell if those grocery store steaks or pork chops were really “Made in the USA.”
MANHATTAN, Kan. — As people age, sometimes their bodies break down and gravity takes hold in ways that they believe are not desirable. That can also be true in beef cattle when it comes to udder condition, say the experts at Kansas State University’s Beef Cattle Institute.
Illinois and Iowa photographs are among the hot shots in the National Corn Growers Association’s ninth-annual photo contest.
National Ag Day, on March 21, is when producers, agricultural associations, corporations, universities, government agencies and countless others across the U.S. celebrate American agriculture.
BEDFORD, Iowa — Ask Aimee Bissell what she sees in the faces of agriculture, and she doesn’t need to look further than her own backyard.
WASHINGTON – Bipartisan momentum is building in Congress to restrict China and other foreign adversaries from purchasing U.S. farmland, a reflection of a similar push by some states as well as apprehension over Chinese spy balloons, rising land prices, and growing international competition. …
Colton Roy remembers starting out in FFA at Trenton, eager to make the most of his time in the agricultural organization. His cousins had been in FFA, and now he was ready to embrace the experience.
Planting season is not yet here, but cover crop plans for the 2023-24 off-season could start now.
ORLANDO, Fla. — The cost of putting this year’s corn crop in the ground has been a large topic of conversation at Commodity Classic.
ORLANDO, Fla. — Finding and sustaining new uses for soybeans continues to be a major focus for soybean groups at Commodity Classic in 2023.
LINN, Mo. — Toward the end of months of feeding hay, producers are looking forward to turning cattle out on lush spring forage growth.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Eric Miller is a tinkerer, a thinker and an innovator, and he puts those skills into practice on his 400-acre farm in Piatt County and shares his discoveries with others. He was honored with an award named for someone who had the same qualities.
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Illinois and Iowa photographs are among the hot shots in the National Corn Growers Association’s ninth-annual photo contest.
National Ag Day, on March 21, is when producers, agricultural associations, corporations, universities, government agencies and countless others across the U.S. celebrate American agriculture.
BEDFORD, Iowa — Ask Aimee Bissell what she sees in the faces of agriculture, and she doesn’t need to look further than her own backyard.
Colton Roy remembers starting out in FFA at Trenton, eager to make the most of his time in the agricultural organization. His cousins had been in FFA, and now he was ready to embrace the experience.
It was the second time this month Black Lives Matter protesters took their case to the Dane County district attorney's home.
Most homeless people are not routinely causing problems for police, a study finds, but a core group of chronic offenders burns through resources.
Homeless young people are recruited in shopping mall food courts, on Facebook, outside emergency shelters or the Dane County job center, bus transfer stations during the school year, and motels.
Brittany Carter, homeless since age 15, wants a stable place to call home and a new start on life, but she's still struggling to fulfill her dreams.
The concept features grass, shade trees, landscaping, programmable water fountain, seating, walkways and space for public gathering for the final link of East Campus Mall between Regent Street and Lake Mendota.
The turnout at nursing homes in Brown, Kenosha, Milwaukee and Racine counties in 2020 was not much different from the turnout in 2016.
The clear insinuation was that someone not qualified to conduct an election improperly influenced these vulnerable voters. But the Wisconsin State Journal could not confirm the data.
The report is the latest to show that there was not widespread fraud in Wisconsin.
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