Farm Credit recognizes future leaders in agriculture
Farm Credit recently awarded $51,000 in grants to 51 FFA members across the country, as well as $51,000 in grants to the winners’ FFA chapters.
Farm Credit recently awarded $51,000 in grants to 51 FFA members across the country, as well as $51,000 in grants to the winners’ FFA chapters.
A weaker dollar generally makes U.S. agricultural products more competitive on the global export market, but that does not apply to every commodity.
The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture embraced new initiatives to address racial justice, hunger, and food worker protections.
The American Farm Bureau Federation is asking USDA to extend the deadline to apply for the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program.
Farm supply retailer Southern States Cooperative is holding a month-long fundraiser to help raise money for FFA at the local, state, and national levels.
One of the many ways that Culver’s supports FFA is through the annual FFA Essay Contest — which just launched on Feb. 22, 2021, for its seventh year.
A new mentorship program is now open and linking historically underserved farmers and ranchers with award-winning conservationists.
A bill that would allow farmers and ranchers to use cover crops during natural disasters to feed their livestock has been reintroduced into Congress.
Pilgrim’s Pride Corporation has pleaded guilty and will pay $107 million in criminal fines for its involvement in price fixing broiler chicken products.
The Commodity Classic and the National Association of Farm Broadcasters have produced a podcast program dealing with farmer’s mental health.