Brian Jones, a farmer in Texas’ Rio Grande Valley, faces significant crop and financial losses due to Mexico’s failure to fulfill water delivery.
Over the weekend, a lightning strike from one of the devastating storms that rolled over the U.S. during Memorial Day Weekend killed a Colorado rancher.
Scores of cattle are now safe on Larson Farms in Lafeyette County, Wis. after an intense line of thunderstorms swept through at high speeds.
Amid a rapidly accelerating fire season, U.S. Department of Agriculture researchers are investigating the best practices for growing and regrowing forage.
Canada, which suffered its worst wildfire season ever in 2023, is now covered in dozens of wildfires, sending smoke blowing across the northern U.S.
Texas A&M economists project the Panhandle wildfires caused $123 million in preliminary agricultural losses, the costliest on record.
An updated Livestock Indemnity Program Enhancement Act could help Texas livestock producers recover from the devastating Panhandle wildfires.
Farmers across the Midwest and plains are assessing damages after being impacted by tornadoes and severe weather in Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas, and Iowa.
Summer will officially arrive in North America with the earliest start in 128 years. Here’s what the Famers’ Almanac predicts for summer weather.
After fires were reported across western Oklahoma officials reported that two Mooreland volunteer firefighters were injured.