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U.S.-Canada trade talks continue, with tariffs and dairy market access remaining key issues, and potential changes to Canada’s dairy quotas affecting U.S. producers.
Excess moisture is increasing disease pressure across the Corn Belt as growers monitor southern rust, tar spot, stalk health, and harvest conditions.
Veteran and independent trucker Lewie Pugh explains how the Freedom Haulers Initiative aims to help military veterans transition into civilian trucking careers.
A South Texas veterinarian says more pet owners are turning to his practice as the cost of care rises.
For farmers and ranchers, the combination of expanding export opportunities, uncertain Chinese demand, and unpredictable weather will continue to shape markets heading into the months ahead.
Mexican cattle could improve southern feedlot supplies without reversing the long-term shortage.
Tony’s weekly state agriculture recap tracks broad farm conditions across every U.S. state and Puerto Rico.
Government payments are offsetting weaker crop and livestock market returns.
Small businesses are increasingly borrowing to manage operating costs as cash flow pressures continue to grow.
Imported meat continued rising as total food, feed and beverage imports moved lower.
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Industry leaders say domestic shrimp still has a place in the marketplace despite cheaper imports.
The annual event brings Farm Bureau members together to support hunger relief efforts across the state.
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The annual campaign highlights farmers markets that support local producers, small businesses and rural communities.
The Virginia Farm Bureau highlights how Joseph Bates transformed a small herd into a thriving operation.
RMA is reinstating the option for insured producers to purchase an additional 5% prevented planting coverage beginning with crops associated with the August 31, 2026, filing date for the 2027 and succeeding crop years.
At the Michigan Livestock Expo, two sisters share how showing livestock has shaped their lives and strengthened their connection to agriculture.
Researchers say the new varieties offer improved disease resistance, grain quality and yield potential.
University of Nebraska President Dr. Jeffrey Gold shares tips for helping children transition into the new school year.
High school students are exploring agriculture, leadership and future careers through the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation program.
A great backyard game space brings everyone together, from friendly competition to family fun. In this episode, Doug Scott shows how to create your own using Kubb, a Swedish yard game that combines bowling and horseshoes.
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