In the wake of California’s Prop 12: How things are changing
The impacts of Prop 12 were speculated for years, and now we are seeing the results of its implementation — both in California and nationwide.
The impacts of Prop 12 were speculated for years, and now we are seeing the results of its implementation — both in California and nationwide.
In vitro fertilization has allowed cattle producers (both beef and dairy) to make huge strides in genetic improvements.
Farm Babe shares strategies, including vaccination programs, surveillance, and biosecurity measures, used to eradicate diseases in animal agriculture.
Without well-treated animals, professional rodeo would not be able to provide entertainment to fans or provide a living to those who live and breathe it.
While it may be exciting to see Anheuser-Busch as part of the U.S. Farmed campaign, there’s a money angle that still holds the initiative back for others.
Happy National Ag Day! While it’s really “ag day” everyday, we officially celebrate 2024’s National Ag Day on Tuesday March 19. Agriculture is important every day of year, but National Ag Day serves as a great day to share all of the amazing things that agriculture does. While agriculture literally puts food on the table, […]
A carbon credit is created from carbon offset, which means doing something that prevents the emission of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gasses.
A warm winter might be nice to experience in the moment, but it also has a big impact on agriculture, from insects to diseases to soil compaction.
There’s no reason to avoid GMOs because those that make it to market are safe! GMOs are among the most regulated and tested technologies in agricultural history.
Herding dogs move animals quickly and efficiently, provide companionship for their owners, improve animal welfare, make moving animals safer for people.