The American Farm Bureau Foundation For Agriculture awarded $9,400 in grants earmarked to recognize and assist ten literacy programs across the country.
A California federal judge axed Trump-era Endangered Species Act rollbacks on regulations, potentially hindering progress by agricultural producers. On Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Jon S Tigar voided laws that allowed economic factors to play on whether species could be listed as endangered or threatened. The ruling also removed protections that made listing species and threatened or endangered more difficult.
Farm Bureau recently selected an outstanding group of young farmer and rancher leaders as the organization’s 11th Partners in Advocacy Leadership class.
The number of HPAI cases are outpacing the 2014/2015 outbreak, but the higher numbers might be attributed to improvements in detection and reporting.
In its fifth year of highlighting man’s best friend, farmers are invited to submit nominations for the 2023 Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year contest.
The cost of growing crops could outpace revenue for many farmers in 2022, making it more difficult to break even despite rising commodity prices.
Now in its ninth year, this business competition showcases U.S. startup companies developing innovative solutions to challenges faced by America’s farmers.
Over 20 different agricultural groups are bringing a lawsuit against the EPA to halt, and ultimately revoke, the ban of chlorpyrifos.
The winner of the 2022 Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year award is Fit, a Border Collie owned by Florida Farm Bureau members Cindy and Andrew Deak.
The National Corn Growers Association wrote a letter on farmers’ behalf over the rise in fertilizer cost to one of the biggest fertilizer companies.