USDA announced $57 million to expand meat processing capacity, adding to separate efforts to support independent processors ...

USDA has reopened the Columbus, New Mexico, cattle crossing with tighter inspections as new screwworm cases continue to emerge in the Southwest.

Falsehoods surrounding food pronunciation is damaging our understanding of food and even contributing negatively to health ...

Science magazine's annual Top Employers survey has ranked Syngenta Group as agriculture's leading employer for the 10th ...

Colorado State University researchers are using AI to predict damaging hailstorms hours or even days in advance, giving ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced it is directing $65 million toward 34 Conservation Innovation Grants projects.

New research finds that farm robots and artificial intelligence still depend on experienced workers, even as automation ...

A new report accuses Farm Action of having a "shady funding history," largely tied to animal-rights and environmental ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is facing criticism from corn growers and agricultural economists after discovering a data processing error in its September 2026 Crop Production report that ...

Tennessee FFA member Dakine Thompson combines firefighting and agriculture to help farmers identify fire hazards and improve ...

Six FFA members from across the country were elected to lead the National FFA Organization for the 2026-27 term.

Dozens of farming, rural, labor, processor, and environmental groups are uniting behind the demand for Congress to pass ...