Extreme dry conditions, increased cost of living and volatile pandemic-induced commodity markets have created a recipe for negative effects on bread prices.

A massive infrastructure bill that could majorly affect farming taxes, due to reconciliation, hit the U.S. Senate floor last week.

Looking for someone to cheer for in the Summer Olympics? World-renowned track star and Vermont dairy farmer Elle Purrier St. Pierre is on the docket to compete for team U.S.A. in Tokyo.

A new, interactive protein grading dashboard was recently launched by the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS). The dashboard is meant…

A legislative war over water policies — the Obama-era WOTUS (widely overreaching 2015 Waters of the United States) rule versus Trump-era NWPR (Navigable Waters Protection Rule) — has come to a standstill.

Hot weather has stressed the Northwest onion crop and increased instances of iris yellow spot virus, say industry experts.

In an effort to become the world leader in animal welfare, Tyson Foods is changing its approach and policies regarding…

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently spoke with New York farmers about legislative efforts to support U.S. agriculture currently underway.

According to weather experts, a La Niña weather event is expected to return this fall for a second year, which could have an effect on yields and export demand.

Corn quality is holding steady, soybeans improved 1% over last week, while the spring wheat crop hasn’t fared as well,…