5 steps toward successful farm transition planning
Farm transition planning doesn’t happen overnight. Here are 5 things to do that will help ensure the success of your operation for generations to come.
Farm transition planning doesn’t happen overnight. Here are 5 things to do that will help ensure the success of your operation for generations to come.
The diversity and benefits of insects is staggering, which is why it’s so sad when the media falls victim to poor science reporting.
#Februdairy is only the latest hashtagging for agriculture movement, which are often jumped on by anti-agriculture activists.
Farmers are losing money every day, yet many still has a smile on their faces. That’s true love for what you do, a passion for your profession.
Crystal Carson of Kansas reached out to tell us about her experience as chaperone of two FFA members and a 4-Her (as well as 85-year-old Nana) to Lubbock, Texas, for the National American Agriculture Movement Convention. It was rural kids getting to spend time in a big city at an exciting, diverse convention where they took […]
Cornell University has published an extensive update of the Veterinary Science 9-12: The Classroom Curriculum, which was originally released in 2002.
“Before The Plate,” an engaging food and farming documentary centered around Chef John Horne’s exploration of the ingredients that go into a dish at his Canoe restaurant in the heart of Toronto, has released its latest trailer (shown in the video here). Also, for the month of February, the full documentary is available for free […]
Jason Brown’s story is one many of us have heard before, but it’s also an amazing one that needs to be told again and again. The star NFL center left football to establish a life for himself on a farm in North Carolina. An annual multi-million salary was traded in for a chance to be […]
Virginia Tech’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is helping to show how some of its recent women graduates are making a big impact on farming operations and on their communities. One of them, Laura Flory, who was a dairy science major in the class of 2009, helped to implement robotic milkers on her family’s 800-acre dairy, […]
The Oak Ridge FFA Chapter in Missouri hopes to create a lasting legacy as they start this new chapter in their school’s ag program.