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Japan’s aging farming population and reliance on imported food remain major drivers of demand for U.S. agricultural exports.
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Texas wildlife officials want to extend the hunting season as alligator populations grow and annual harvests decline.
Dr. Jeffrey Gold discussed the differences between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and ways to manage the disease.
ASFMRA CEO Amanda De Jong discusses farmland investment, data centers, technology and land ownership transitions at the organization’s annual conference in Phoenix.
California estimates show the cost of turning seawater into freshwater could exceed what farmers earn from irrigation.
Farmers are borrowing more to cover operating expenses while facing higher interest rates.
Buyers remain interested in quality farmland even as crop incomes decline.
RealAg Radio host Shaun Haney says farmers and agricultural organizations will need to work with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to advance their priorities.
Nutrien eKonomics explains how farmers can rebuild low soil potassium, maintain levels above the critical value, and plan fertilizer applications.
The election results will bring major leadership changes to congressional agriculture committees in January.
The planned facility is expected to process roughly 400 cattle daily and bring new jobs to the region.
Rising milk production and lower prices are putting additional financial pressure on dairy farmers.
North American lumber prices fell 7% entering November as housing activity and seasonal demand weighed on the market. Timber values remain highly regional, with Southern pulpwood especially weak.
Producers could see additional disaster assistance considered before year-end, but the final amount and legislative path remain unsettled.
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From raising livestock to participating in 4-H and FFA, Max Biehl discusses the role farming has played in his upbringing.
The country music legend celebrated her 80th birthday with a concert benefiting her Let ‘Em Run Foundation.
The annual convention will offer cattle producers educational sessions and new opportunities to connect.
Laramie Sandquist says Nationwide’s program will equip and train 67 more fire departments in 2027, continuing its focus on preparing local first responders and educating agricultural communities about grain bin safety.
The program marks a decade of bringing agricultural education to Louisiana schools.
Jessie Coffey with the Nebraska Department of Education says the initiative connects Nebraskans with the farmers and producers behind their meals through recipe development and ag education.
In the new episode of Dirt Diaries, Robyn Ottolini’s story shows the importance of embracing individuality, staying connected to your roots, and finding creative ways to build a career on your own terms.
The 75-minute production features tributes to country music legends alongside Christmas classics.
The congressman met with local farmers to hear their concerns before returning to Washington.
With six new honorees and an expanded museum, the organization is continuing its mission to preserve those stories and introduce future generations to the women who helped shape the West.
A chance discovery in a New York cemetery sheds light on the importance of wild bees to agriculture.
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