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The Nebraska senator says Democrats blocked bipartisan farm legislation during the Senate Agriculture Committee markup.
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Sen. Roger Marshall says Democrats rejected legislation over SNAP provisions despite bipartisan farm priorities.
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Shaun Haney provides an update as U.S.-Canada trade talks continue ahead of an August 19 deadline, with leaders negotiating tariffs, metals trade, and potential impacts on agriculture.
Private analysts project a strong U.S. corn crop ahead of USDA’s next supply and demand report.
A CLAAS expert shares what farmers should consider before buying a used combine, from total ownership costs and warranties to harvest performance.
The Idaho Farm Bureau highlights how ranchers and volunteers are responding as the wildfire continues to spread.
Louisiana estimates the storm caused $112 billion in agricultural losses and widespread damage to farm infrastructure.
Federal and state officials emphasize that surveillance, sterile fly releases, and cooperation with Mexico are vital to stop New World screwworm in the U.S.
Higher ethanol blending rates are supporting corn demand, but persistent drought continues to challenge producers in parts of the western Corn Belt.
Contactless monitoring could help producers detect cattle health problems earlier while reducing labor and treatment delays, according to new research by the USDA Agricultural Research Service.
County leaders hope a tax-abatement agreement will secure safeguards for water and electricity.
Higher grain, oilseed and dairy exports helped improve the U.S. agricultural trade balance during early 2026.
For farmers and ranchers, the lesson is familiar: Endangered Species Act (ESA) compliance remains an evolving area of law that demands close attention.
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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.
National 4-H Council’s Heather Elliott discusses the Roth Scholars Program, how the Leadership Academy prepares young people for the future, and the community impact created by the program’s first class.
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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