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Rob Sand and Zach Lahn both voiced opposition to eminent domain for carbon pipeline projects during a debate this week.
Higher ethanol and starch content could give American corn an advantage despite its higher price.
Kansas farmers warn that broad tariffs could put additional pressure on agricultural profitability.
The Senate Agriculture Committee chairman discussed the farm bill and challenges facing producers in his home state.
Higher fuel prices and financing costs are putting pressure on grain transportation and storage.
The agency says it is carefully managing Commodity Credit Corporation funds as diesel relief plans move forward.
New analysis projects a 68% increase in diesel expenses across five major crops this season.
EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers are considering new WOTUS definitions following the Supreme Court’s Sackett decision, with implications for farmers, ranchers and rural landowners.
Farm Bureau economist Dr. Faith Parum says Canada and Europe, not China, hold more U.S. agricultural land, stressing that this data includes leases and other interests, not just direct land ownership.
Farm CPA Paul Neiffer explains the provision, emerging complications, and why landowners should consult a tax professional before relying on it in a farmland sale.
Lawmakers are expected to revisit farm legislation and agricultural workforce issues after the midterm elections.
RealAg Radio Host Shaun Haney says U.S. ethanol groups welcomed no domestic-content rule, but Canadian farm and ethanol groups say the 1.3 credit multiplier may not help local producers compete.
Farmers may have only brief opportunities for fieldwork before wetter conditions arrive.
North Dakota Farm Bureau President Val Wagner said producers are adjusting field practices, carefully planning input purchases, and preparing for 2027 as they await conditions to finish harvest and start next season on solid footing.
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FarmHER + RanchHER Season 8 premieres October 29 on RFD-TV, featuring seven women sharing their stories of ranching, family, resilience, and life in agriculture.
Premieres Wednesday, October 28, at 7:30 PM ET.
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The custom-built Magnums are heading to auction, with proceeds benefiting the National FFA Organization.
Premiering October 29 on RFD-TV, the new season features first-generation ranchers, agricultural entrepreneurs, social media storytellers, and women carrying forward generations of family traditions.
The Georgia destination offers hayrides, baked goods and dozens of pumpkin varieties alongside its newest attraction.
Amy Rhodes is a co-owner of Salt River Ranch in Wyoming. Her episode of Dirt Diaries is available now, and she will also appear in an upcoming season of FarmHER + RanchHER.
The interactive exhibit gives fairgoers a hands-on look at the crop’s history and importance to the state.
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At 60 pounds, Hazel Burns is showing a Red Angus bull nearly 30 times her size.
CoBank says higher costs are changing what consumers may find on store shelves this Halloween.
From traditional jack-o’-lanterns to smaller pie pumpkins, varieties can fall into different groups.
Dr. Robin Yabroff of the American Cancer Society says affordable insurance, stronger rural healthcare, and localized breast cancer resources for rural women are key to closing care and survival gaps.
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- A Bee-Witching Discovery: Millions of Pollinators Beneath the Graves of a New York Cemetery
- From Jack-O'-Lanterns to Animal Feed: Giving Pumpkins New Purpose
- Armistead Farm Brings Fresh Food and Farming Education to Middle Tennessee
- Ohio Family Celebrates More Than 100 Years of Farming
- Iowa Governor Candidates Take Stand Against Carbon Pipeline Eminent Domain
- Taiwanese Buyers Look to U.S. Corn for Ethanol Production
- Rep. Sharice Davids Discusses USMCA Concerns With Kansas Farmers
- Sen. John Boozman Meets With Arkansas Farmers Ahead of Congress’ Return
- Higher Freight Costs Add Pressure to U.S. Grain Markets
- USDA Says Commodity Credit Corporation Can Support Diesel Relief
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