FFA members and chapters from around the country observed the 77th anniversary of National FFA Week from Feb. 17 through Feb 24.
New Jersey residents are used to delays in their morning commute. However, one bovine on train tracks caused an unusual stir at the Newark Penn Station.
Chris Santini from Stewartsville, New Jersey, secured the contest’s highest yield at 221.75 bushels per acre, winning the Bin Buster Award.
Amid controversy surrounding Prop 12 and the EATS Act, New Jersey has passed a new bill banning the “extreme” confinement of sows and veal calves.
A storm system that ripped through Wellacrest Farms dairy last week sparked an EF3 tornado, nearly destroying the entire operation.
Truterra LLC, Campbell Soup Company, and The Mill have spent recent years working on a sustainability project in the Chesapeake Bay region.
The top 12 teams of the Food Science and Technology Career Development Events have been invited to attend the International Poultry Expo.
No matter how the term disability may apply to a student – whether a learning or a physical disability – there is room for everyone in the ag classroom
A New Jersey peach farmer is asking for the public’s help after finding thieves had stripped his trees bare last week and made off with over $1,000 in produce. On Tuesday, Tom Holthauzer walked over to his 144-acre orchard in Mullica Hill to discover every tree was bare. Some peaches were not even ripe yet. […]
No one knows how an exotic East Asian tick arrived on a farm in New Jersey, but it looks like the pest has taken up permanent residence. Following initial identification by the Center for Vector Biology at Rutgers University and the Hunterdon County Department of Health, the National Veterinary Services Laboratory (NVSL) in Ames, Iowa […]