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USDA Under Secretary Dudley Hoskins discusses cattle port safeguards, screwworm surveillance, and plans to expand sterile fly production in Texas.
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Farmers are gaining trust as concerns about food costs and misinformation grow.
Soybeans remain caught up in ongoing U.S.-China trade negotiations.
Tight cattle supplies continue to put pressure on beef prices.
Ethanol exports reached a five-month high as distillers grains shipments hit an 11-year high.
Higher costs are causing some producers to delay farm improvement.
The funding will support research aimed at developing stronger crop varieties.
Arlan Suderman of StoneX joined market specialist Tony St. James to discuss the USDA’s October WASDE report and its implications for corn, soybeans, cotton, and commodity demand.
Weakening wells could put costly irrigation investments at risk across the southern High Plains.
Apparel orders are shifting among overseas suppliers as importers look to offset tariff costs.
Tighter slaughter supplies are increasing competition for market-ready cattle.
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Imports remain the biggest challenge as domestic olive oil demand continues to grow.
Higher butterfat and protein levels can add hundreds of dollars in annual revenue per cow.
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Dunn reflects on growing up in rural Colorado and the influence FFA still has on her career.
Williams is the first Tennessean in 10 years to hold a National FFA officer position.
Abigail Petterson began researching farmer mental health after helping East Tennessee recover from Hurricane Helene.
Jael Cruikshank says her agricultural background continues to shape how she serves FFA members.
What started with free pizza at a sixth-grade FFA meeting eventually led Nowotny to national office.
Nyland reflects on the experiences that shaped her path ahead of National FFA Convention.
Nebraska farmer and social media creator, Laura Wilson of Laura Farms, is introducing children to agriculture through her new book, ‘Roger’s Hay Day,’ and an exciting partnership with FFA.
Jose Yepez turned a high school lawn care operation into a business with $1 million in total revenue.
Former Pennsylvania FFA State President Chloe Bomgardner discusses her summer internship with the House Agriculture Committee and her future in agriculture.
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The three-day tour highlights the work behind one of Georgia’s major crops.
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USDA says hunters could be among the first to spot the disease in wild hogs.
Farm Aid Co-Executive Director Jen Fahy discusses the challenges facing family farmers, from rising costs and weather to land-use pressures.
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