Children younger than 16 working on their incorporated family farms might not be able to do so if updates to farm youth-labor laws are passed.
No hope in sight for controlling the widespread fungus infecting a pal to American farms—the bat.
What do farmers want? A Farm Bill. When do they want it? This year.
For farmers who raise bulls for breeding, a physical exam performed by a veterinarian can help eliminate problems during breeding season.
As feral pigs scavenge for food between New Year’s and spring, farmers can act to control these animals on their property.
California’s new Ag Warriors program has partnered with four California colleges to equip veterans with the skills they need to pursue agricultural careers.
A study of nine different biochars found various effects on water availability in silt-loam and sandy soils.
A study at Purdue University found traces of neonicotinoid insecticides, used to protect corn and soybean plants, in dead Indiana Honey bees.
In the first zone additions since 1990, the USDA plant hardiness zone map provides more detail and accuracy thanks to advances in recordkeeping strategies.
Lab tests revealed 20 cleaning products contained ingredients not listed on the label.
Surveys of veterinarians and organic livestock producers performed at Iowa State University show that veterinarians need to be more involved in organic herd health.
The American Livestock Breeds Conservancy uses a $150,000 grant to support heritage-hog producers and encourage conservation.
