The Kansas Department of Agriculture and K-State Research and Extension are offering virtual workshops for farmers’ market vendors and those w…
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Although some people prefer the same foods every day or must eat the same items daily because that’s all they have available to them, most of …
In unstable years, when farm income is low, producers might consider applying for Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) grants.
Cover crops offer tremendous value to society and landowners in terms of clean water and soil retention.
COVID-19 sped up the adoption of video conferencing, but the ag community is going to keep meeting online even after the pandemic has run its course.
Away from Minnesota for 10 years, Robin Kinney is returning to her home state and the Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation (MFBF).
NCBA’s Beef Quality Assurance program releases a new Beef Checkoff-funded tool to help cattle farmers and ranchers ensure they are prepared with a custom biosecurity plan.
Extremely grateful for the current state of the NDSU soybean breeding program, Carrie Miranda, the program’s new breeder, says she’s excited a…
Editor’s note: Please enjoy this column of Dr. Rosmann’s from 2013.
FARGO, N.D. – Pulse crops are at an interesting crossroad right now. Though a minor rotational commodity group, pulse crop demand is growing a…
FARIBAULT, Minn. – Gavin Held often helps out farmers when he gets the chance.
Bob Welker and his two sons, Nick and Scott, owners of Welker Farms in north central Montana, were the keynote speakers at the annual Indiana …
If ever there was a year to get a Christmas tree, 2020 is that year.
Presidents of South Dakota’s largest agriculture organizations unite in their support for President-elect Joe Biden’s nomination of Tom Vilsac…
Following a year as president, Worthington farmer Bill Gordon was named chairman of the American Soybean Association during the organization’s…
WASHINGTON – Several media outlets today reported that President-elect Joe Biden intends to nominate Tom Vilsack to return to his previous pos…
The wet conditions last fall drug out harvest and made it somewhat difficult to find locations for the 2020 FIRST plots, according to Luke Bre…
As part of their Celebrate Ag Weekend, Montana State University’s Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics and MSU Extension hosted …
Farmers only have to go as far as their computers this winter to learn more about farm rental agreements for 2021.
After all the hard work of tilling, planting, and tending throughout the year, farmers need an accurate moisture meter to help them optimize t…
In an unusual year, farmers found gratitude in the familiar things. Despite all the challenges caused by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, wor…
When COVID-19 arrived and Minnesotans sheltered-in-place, consumers needed to become more self-reliant.
Birthing in a barn is a messy process for ruminants, but there’s often no alternative in the winter.
LINCOLN, Neb. – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has appointed one new Nebraska farmer to serve on the United Soybean Board (USB). Gr…
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