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Lower production and ending stocks could help corn prices recover, but weaker exports remain a concern.
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New projects in Texas will help landowners manage populations and protect their operations from further damage.
Farm CPA Paul Neiffer recommends working with a CPA and estate-planning attorney now to prepare for possible changes rather than waiting until after the 2028 elections.
The fungal disease can resemble sudden death syndrome, making early identification critical for treatment.
The Innovate for Impact program showcases technologies designed to strengthen global food security.
Officials have raised vessel draft limits and increased daily bookings to improve shipping capacity.
Texas Farm Bureau highlights the challenges facing growers after a dry growing season.
From producing small hay bales at age 14 to working on her family’s farm, FarmHER Saydee Longhurst shares how FFA, agricultural education, and family have shaped her path in agriculture so far.
AFBF Director of Government Affairs Autumn Lankford Higgins says Farm Bureau is working with lawmakers to strengthen landowner protections and address outstanding concerns as the Senate considers amendments.
Higher trucking expenses and rising rail surcharges are adding pressure throughout the agricultural supply chain.
Rising fuel and production costs continue to pressure cattle operations, even as market prices remain strong.
With election pressures behind them, lawmakers have a brief opportunity to reach a bipartisan agreement.
The president warns of trade consequences if Mexico fails to stop a caravan of roughly 1,500 migrants.
Vietnam has become South Africa’s largest corn buyer, accounting for nearly half of exports this season.
Andy Tauer with the National Pork Board says global production and increased competition remain challenges, making continued market development and consumer education important priorities for the industry.
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Ashley Brucker with American Farmland Trust says producers interested in agritourism should review the requirements and prepare early, as grants range from $5,000 to $10,000 and applications open on November 30.
NCBA’s Kristin Torres discusses the keynote announcement and what attendees can expect at the Nashville event.
The aircraft carrier’s commanding officer thanks veterans while his crew continues its mission.
Farmer Veteran Coalition representative Diego Loredo shares how the Farmer Veteran Fellowship Fund helps American heroes enter careers in agriculture and invest in their operations.
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins says the department has hired more than 240 veterans and military spouses, more than doubling its original goal of 100 hires in 100 days.
Jose Yepez Becomes First Texan in 87 Years to Win National FFA Award
Virginia Farm Bureau visits KellyBronze Turkeys to see how the family raises and processes its birds.
From growing food to welcoming visitors, FarmHER Dayla Ulrich of Sweet Pea Farm & Orchard says farming brings challenges, unexpected responsibilities, and plenty of reasons to enjoy the work. Her Dirt Diaries podcast episode is available this week.
Gruver Farm Scholarship Foundation President Chad Logsdon says converting harvests into scholarships invests in the next generation and helps students pursue college, technical training, and other careers.
Alabama farmer Thomas Harmon welcomes Zac, a specially trained dog who will help him work cattle.
USDA says the Great American Christmas Market will showcase American products, connect with holiday shoppers, and celebrate the agricultural traditions that make Christmas special nationwide.
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