Much-needed cooler temperatures are predicted for the first part of August after a scorching July — last month over 20 western U.S. cities set records for their all-time hottest month.

A positive for the dairy industry, ice cream production and sales continue to soar thanks in part to high summer temperatures and pandemic consumption trends.

While soybean conditions improved over the past week, corn crop conditions have fallen for two weeks straight, according to the latest USDA Crop Progress report.

As if conditions in drought-stricken states in the North and West weren't difficult enough, some pasture grasses and crops are facing destruction by grasshoppers, say local farmers.

Representatives from America’s biggest baking companies recently voiced concerns to the EPA regarding newly increased biofuel requirements.

With a likelihood of increased crop insurance claims for the year ahead, farmers should take time to brush up on…

If you’re searching for a few big names to add credibility that real milk is a nutritious option there five U.S. Olympic athletes that have no problem going on the record in favor of dairy.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced updates are on the way to the much-talked-about Waters of the United States (WOTUS) definition which has caused stress among landowners.

During a hearing on July 27th, the House Agriculture Committee voiced to congressional members that more long-term strategies needed to be put in place for the beef supply chain to prevent future industry-wide issues.

After no signs of relief with the continuous rise of steel prices, AGCO Corp., the parent company behind Challenger, Fendt and Massey Ferguson, among others, advised investors last week their lineup of agriculture equipment would now see price increases as well.