Researchers in Iowa study how adding prairie strips to crop rows can make for an effective and affordable conservation equation.
Despite the inhospitable soils of drought land, earthworms have mechanisms to survive and recover from lack of water over an extended period of time.
Environmental concerns over pesticides has led to research on how endosulfan moves through the environment.
Meet your livestock’s nutritional needs this winter by testing for hay quality now.
A study shows cover crops can improve crop yield, especially in drought-prone regions.
A USDA study shows that calves weaned early in drought-like conditions are more healthy for the start of winter.
Yes, there are even apps for horses. Manage hay costs and your horse’s weight with these two apps from the University of Minnesota.
Research in South Carolina shows correlations between soil characteristics and incidences of stroke mortality, leaving open-ended questions for scientists.
USDA evaluates and rates four sheep breeds for their production and market quality.
Gear up your home and farm: The 2014 Farmers' Almanac predicts a frigid, snowy winter ahead.
The EPA will require re-labeling of certain pesticides, prohibiting their use around areas where bees are active.
A decade in the making, a Cornell apple breeder finally releases two new apple varieties to the fruit market, and they’re expected to be a hit.
