Nearing the end of a long work week in January, Dewey Coffey of Casey County, Kentucky, became trapped in his farm’s grain bin. Rescuers came to his aid.

United Farm Workers marched 24 days through California to urge Gov. Gavin Newsome to sign AB 2183, granting farm workers flexibility in voting for a union.

A plan to redirect Jack Daniel’s distiller’s spent grains used as feed into an energy startup could have a major impact on this community’s cattle production.

The “dairy is dying” mantra has been regurgitated by critics for years. Now we’re told we’re in the midst of a “plant-based beverage bust.” Both are wrong.

It doesn’t matter how many times these weird food myths are proven false, they still pop up every few years and get a lots of attention on social media.

Ecosystem services are not simply related to providing for wildlife; there is a deep connection to growing food, fuel, and fiber and to our environment.

Being a “harvest orphan” means that we’ll be without members of our family while they’re trying to bring the crops in for the next few months.

Animal welfare and animal rights are distinct concepts that both influence how people view animals and agriculture.

On Sept. 28, 2022, the NWIAA will be holding a march to let their voices be heard — they will be journeying to Capitol Hill, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s offices, and the White House. Their hope is that their voice would be loud enough to garner attention and finally get the meeting with President Joe Biden they have been asking for.