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.
A runaway horse contributed to a severe car crash in western New York, resulting in the death of the horse and injuries to five people.
Over the weekend, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins requested the Mexican government to immediately lift restrictions that she says are hindering the U.S. response to New World Screwworm infestation in southern Mexico. In a letter sent to Ambassador Esteban Moctezuma Barragan, Rollins specifically requested the removal of barriers that are preventing the ability of U.S. […]
North Dakota Governor Armstrong has signed HB 1318 into law, securing farmers’ access to Environmental Protection Agency-approved crop protection tools.
The SEC approved JBS’s New York Stock Exchange listing despite criticism over its climate record, governance, and market dominance.
Most U.S. farm families rely on off-farm jobs for the majority of their household income, making outside employment essential to keeping farms running.