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Proper nutrition can help cattle better withstand hoof health challenges.
Workforce losses are limiting assistance for farmers seeking federal conservation funding.
Horses and other livestock are reportedly crossing parts of the border without normal health inspections.
USDA says specialty crops could see some of the greatest impacts from the storm.
Improved rainfall has growers optimistic as the new citrus season approaches
Crop conditions have declined as USDA prepares its September WASDE report
USDA projects farm debt will grow faster than assets and equity this year
Cattle prices moved lower as estimated packer margins improved during August
USDA is directed to strengthen livestock-market enforcement and expand processing access.
Study finds Farm Bill programs provided more direct improvement in farm loan performance.
Farmers and their families can receive up to eight sessions at no cost.
Microsoft points to changes aimed at supporting communities near data centers.
ASFMRA’s Ray Brownfield breaks down Illinois farmland values, including soil quality, drainage, location, demand, and recent land prices.
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Dustin and Justyne Noble join SharkFarmer on tonight’s new episode to share how their family dairy has grown and why educating the public remains central to their operation.
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