This week’s USDA crop progress report showed little changes from the week prior. Around 64% of U.S. corn and 59% of soybeans were categorized as good-to-excellent condition, the third lowest in the past 12 years.

As soon as this week, the Biden Administration is expected to bring forth a new executive order which will increase competition in the meat industry with the ultimate goal of protecting livestock producers.

Agricultural producers with crop insurance can hay, graze or chop cover crops for silage, haylage or baleage at any time…

Farmers and ranchers in drought-stricken states are scrambling to secure hay resources for their herds, including having hay delivered from the High Plains and Western states.

July weather is likely to bring the continuation of severe drought conditions in the West and northern Corn Belt regions.

North Dakota farmers hope a recent two-day federal ag agency tour of their most drought stricken areas will help spur action for federal relief.

Congress recently heard loud and clear from America’s farmers that they must do no harm to crop insurance as they…

When storm damage happens, farmers are usually left with three choices: Plant a second crop, replant the first, or reach out to their crop insurance company to assess options.

The 2022 funding bill for the Food and Drug Administration, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and the Agriculture Department was approved by the House Appropriations Committee with a sizeable spending increase of $2.8 billion (10% boost).

This Supreme Court has officially denied a petition to review California’s Proposition 12, which outlines space requirements for laying hens, sows and veal.