Mexico has agreed to lift restrictions on U.S. Department of Agriculture aircraft and waive customs duties on screwworm eradication tools after pressure.
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 National Sorghum Producers is now accepting entries for the 2025 National Sorghum Yield Contest.
Tom Vilsack, former Iowa governor, spoke Tuesday with farmers and rural Iowans about his ideas to grow rural communities
Rodeo legend Roy “Super Looper” Cooper, an eight-time PRCA world champion, died Tuesday night in a house fire at his home near Decatur, Texas.
North Carolina senators advanced a bill to ban farmland purchases by foreign entities from adversarial nations, citing national security concerns.
On Thursday, May 1, Culver’s is inviting guests to make a difference — one scoop at a time — during the 11th annual Scoops of Thanks Day.
The federal government has dropped criminal charges against S.D. ranchers Charles and Heather Maude, ending a high-profile land dispute.
A new survey shows animal owners deeply appreciate veterinarians, but challenges like work-life balance and emotional strain remain widely misunderstood.
The American Jersey Cattle Association is now accepting applications for its 2025-26 scholarship program, offering a range of awards to support youth.
