For the last seventeen years, Arrowquip has been researching, testing, and developing the ideas that have come to life in its new cattle-chute offering called The General. The General is a hydraulic cattle chute that offers the key features cow/calf operators rely on, paired with the heavy-duty reliability for feedlots to get the job done […]

The honor of carving is often reserved for a special family member. But before carving, the Thanksgiving turkey must be cooked, and cooked safely.

Consumer buying habits have a significant impact in how much water is used in agriculture   Modern agriculture puts an enormous emphasis on efficiency — from the resources used to grow crops to the labor that’s deployed to the supply lines that help bring food from producer to consumer. Water, of course, is a crucial […]

Lettuce growers in California experienced unseasonably high temperatures and crop disease that caused severe losses to iceberg and romaine varieties.

During this year’s Denim Drive, FFA members kept more than 2,500 pairs of denim from area landfills, fulfilling the FFA mantra “For the Future. For All.”

A new type of self-watering soil created by engineers at The University of Texas at Austin can pull water from the air and distribute it to plants.