Four agricultural workers tested presumptively positive for avian influenza after working with infected poultry at a commercial egg farm.

Two individuals from Massachusetts face charges after allegedly releasing 200 minks from the Richard H. Stahl Sons Inc. fur farm in central Pennsylvania.

Maura Martha Barrera, Alyeska Gagne, and Peyton Roddy will be capturing stories and visuals at the 2024 National FFA Convention for AGDAILY.

Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. is facing a lawsuit alleging that the company intentionally failed to test and maintain safety systems on grain equipment.

John R. Tyson, heir to Tyson Foods Inc., pleaded guilty to charges of drunken driving and other offenses following his arrest in June.

The American Farm Bureau Federation warns thousands of farms to file Beneficial Ownership Information by Jan. 1, 2025 to avoid fines or jail time.

On Wednesday, John Deere announced more layoffs in Quad Cities amid ongoing workforce reductions for the green tractor giant.

Expanded inspection guidance for the animal slaughtering and processing industry replaces previous poultry-only guidelines.

Michael Wayne Butikofer stole over $5 million in livestock and COVID-19 pandemic benefits, leading to his 15-year federal prison sentence.

With PFAS increasingly detected in the environment, the need for science-based solutions to mitigate the impact on agriculture has increased.