The 2025 Colorado Agriculture in the Classroom literacy project is bringing the story of Dr. John Matsushima to thousands of students through the book Cattle, Corn, and Courage, written by Rachel Gabel and illustrated by Liz Banman Munsterteiger. Matsushima, turned 104 in December, is a Japanese American agricultural pioneer whose innovations, such as steam-flaked corn […]

The Bearded Butchers break down topics from the beef debate (grass-finished versus grain-finished) — from marbling and meat yields to the economics behind how these cattle are raised and the flavor profiles they bring to the table. The video starts by comparing two halves of beef — one grass-fed and one grain-fed — and walks […]

Farmers are projected to shift acreage to corn this spring as corn prices maintain an impressive run while prices for competing crops struggle to keep pace.

AGDAILY is launching a one-of-a-kind farm and rural lifestyle video platform called AGDAILYTV, available via a web portal and Roku app.

Many universities offer graduate certificate programs in agriculture, which are a good fit for someone eager to enter into the ag industry.

The Super Bowl is king of commercial time, and in the past few years, farming and ranching have had their place in that primetime slot.

Tahja Sims, an agricultural economics major and senior at Texas A&M University, has been hired as AGDAILY’s 2025 diversity issues intern, covering a broad range of perspectives and news related to marginalized communities in agriculture.

The pesticides approved in organic farming are largely natural ones, though a limited amount of synthetic substances are permitted While much about modern farming techniques centers around the use of synthetic pesticides (a catch-all term that includes herbicides, insecticides, fungicides, and other similar substances) on large acreage, the question often comes up, “Does organic mean […]

Here are AGDAILY’s picks for the best farming board games that you should have on hand for a rainy or snowy day with your family.