Agriculture groups voice opposition to canceled USDA reports
Agricultural groups reacted to the National Agricultural Statistics Service’s announcement of cancelled cattle and crop reports due to budget restrictions.
Agricultural groups reacted to the National Agricultural Statistics Service’s announcement of cancelled cattle and crop reports due to budget restrictions.
Red meat in freezers was down 4 percent from February 2023, the lowest it’s been in 23 years, down 4 percent from 2023.
The Prospective Plantings Report shows farmers will increase their soybean acres this year, while corn will see nearly a 5 percent reduction.
Farmers can expect the largest recorded year-to-year dollar drop in net farm income in 2024, down more than 25 percent. since last year
The winner of the 2024 Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year award is Skippy, owned by Georgia Farm Bureau members Donald and Laura Adams.
The Farm Dog of the Year contest celebrates farm dogs and their help in producing nutritious food for families and their pets across America.
Impending yet another government shutdown, on November 16, Congress narrowly passed a stopgap bill that will extend the 2018 Farm Bill programs a year.
Gathering around the table for a Thanksgiving dinner won’t take as much of a toll on your pocketbook this year compared to 2022, but costs are still high.
After last year’s record turkey prices, the cost of a turkey could be lower this Thanksgiving. The drop in prices comes alongside a decrease in avian influenza cases and a recovery of the United States turkey population. American Farm Bureau Federation economists analyzed turkey and egg prices in the latest Market Intel report, which states the […]
Expiring every five years, the farm bill provides an opportunity for policymakers to address a broad range of agricultural and food programs.