A Chinese corn mill project in North Dakota has been halted due to national security concerns based on the mill’s proximity to U.S. air and space operations.
A gene discovered by a scientific team from the Agricultural Research Service and Purdue University could help fortify the defenses of sorghum to anthracnose, a disease of the cereal grain crop that can inflict yield losses of up to 50 percent.
Each year during National FFA Week, the National FFA Foundation hosts 24-hour of giving — an event fondly known as Give FFA Day.
The Livestock Marketing Association will be awarding up to five $2500 scholarships to students who are interested in advancing the livestock industry.
Lance Honig, Chief of Crops Branch at the USDA’s NASS, answered questions about the 2022 Census of Agriculture ahead of the filing deadline.
Two-thirds of consumers reported transparency in animal proteins is extremely or very important and the reasons are personal — health and nutrition top the list. The results come as a response to Merck Animal Health’s first consumer transparency research study.
Are you looking to improve cow comfort, milk production per cow, or efficiency on your dairy? The Center for Dairy Excellence leverages funds provided through the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to provide Dairy Excellence Grants to support improvement projects on Pennsylvania dairy farms. Approved farmers will receive a 50 percent match, up to a matching level of $5,000.
According to yesterday’s released U.S. Department of Agriculture report, all cattle and calves are down 3 percent from last year — the lowest level since 1962. The total U.S. inventory is currently 89.3 million head as compared to January 2022 numbers of 92.1 million head.
The new intelligent heated vest from Carhartt is born to outwork fluctuating body temps and built to personalize heat and comfort both on and off the job.
State leaders in California have joined together to unveil a new roadmap of ambitious goals and actions to eliminate a list of Priority Pesticides by 2050.