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From Cornfields to Concrete: The Midwest Dilemma
"Ope… let me scoot past ya here to buy up some of your farmland." – Developers in the Midwest Picking up losses: Farmland loss in the...
Aug 9, 2024


Pouring Funds into Water Conservation
Funds for farmers to keep farming—but with less water—are headed west. Down pour load : Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced an...
Aug 6, 2024


U.S. Milk Output Up, Farms Down
A recent USDA study highlighted changes in the U.S. dairy industry. Facing the moo-sic: The number of dairy farms are declining. Yet...
Aug 6, 2024


Payout Coming for Minority Farmers
The Biden administration is making it rain with $2B in direct payments for Black and other minority farmers who have faced...
Aug 6, 2024


Gene-ius at Work In Plant Study
Researchers in Texas A&M University’s AgriLife Research program are finding more ways to make plants more resilient to drought, disease,...
Aug 2, 2024


CRISPR to Help You Eat Your Greens
CRISPR technology is here to stay—and it’s making a splash in produce. Pairwise is a food and ag company specializing in gene editing...
Aug 2, 2024


A Wing and a Prayer: New Salmonella Rule Coming Through
USDA’s Food and Safety Inspection Service (FSIS) is trying to gobble up salmonella . Hatching a new plan: A proposed rule released by...
Aug 2, 2024


Passing it Down: Lawmakers Work Across the Aisle to Support Farm Transition
"America’s food security is national security." That was Senator Mike Braun (IN) speaking about his newly introduced legislation —The...
Mar 26, 2024


Emissions Rule Has Ag Up in Arms
Ag and biofuel groups sent up smoke signals in an outcry against the EPA’s final ruling for vehicle emissions. The groups say the final...
Mar 26, 2024


BRD Breakthrough
The cattle industry is beefing up its efforts to fight fatal viruses. The rundown: A researcher from Louisiana State University...
Mar 26, 2024


America Has the Meats
Americans have the meats . Eighty percent of Americans call themselves meat eaters, while 98% of households purchase meat. Households...
Mar 22, 2024


Grappling Grouse: Conservation for the Birds
Puff up your chest, greater sage-grouse: you’re getting your limelight! Strut your stuff: The greater sage-grouse, the largest grouse...
Mar 22, 2024


Snake: It's What's For Dinner
Feeling sustainable? You might consider a main course that’s a little… different. If it doesn’t bite (or squeeze) you first. Plating up...
Mar 19, 2024


Invasive Plants Are Ticking Time Bombs
New research from the University of California, Davis found that an explosion of invasive plants is possible even decades or centuries...
Mar 19, 2024


Moo-ving the Needle on Insulin Production
Cows could give Big Pharma a run for its money. Researchers at the University of Illinois College of Agriculture and the Universidade...
Mar 19, 2024


Farm Kids Fretting About FAFSA
The FAFSA Simplification Act, which passed in December 2020, is creating complexities that concern college-bound farm kids. The previous...
Mar 12, 2024


The Future of Soybean Farming by Meristem
The future of soybean farming is now. In what’s being called an " agricultural breakthrough ," the EPA has given Meristem Crop...
Mar 12, 2024


Tackling Farm Labor Shortages
ICYMI: One of the largest issues the agricultural industry faces is labor shortages. And those problems have persisted, even as the...
Mar 12, 2024


Tech Adoption Up for Ag
ICYMI: The latest Ag Census is out. Good news - Bushel gave us their recap of agricultural demographics and trends. Bushel (a software...
Mar 8, 2024


Land Access Needs TIPped
The next generation of farmers is struggling to secure land. It turns out that "living offa the fatta the lan’" (thank you, Lennie; Of...
Mar 8, 2024
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