U.S. lawmakers introduced the STOP Screwworms Act to fund a sterile fly facility to combat the New World screwworm outbreak threatening U.S. cattle.
After a lawsuit, the U.S. Department of Agriculture will reinstate climate and conservation tools farmers use for planning and program access.
As major meat companies like Tyson and Perdue shutter facilities, Performance Food Group expands with a $32 million investment in a Wisconsin plant.
U.S. ag tractor and combine sales remained weak in April 2025, with most categories down as farmers held back spending due to economic uncertainty.
Georgia has enacted a law shielding pesticide manufacturers from failure-to-warn lawsuits, as long as their products comply with federal labeling rules.
National FFA and Bloom For Good have launched the first official FFA dress socks, blending style with support for ag youth.
Discover Dairy’s free “Adopt a Cow” program connected over 1.7 million students to the dairy industry through virtual farm experiences.
Two 4-H Roth Scholars are reconnecting youth with agriculture through hands-on projects in urban communities and classrooms.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has suspended live cattle, horse, and bison imports from Mexico after the northward spread of New World screwworm.
Social media posts paint a dramatic picture of kill pens, but the reality of horse slaughter exports is far more complex.