An increased number of leptospirosis cases have been found in dogs throughout the Midwest, but treatment is available.
The U.N. Convention on Biodiversity outlines 20 targets to reduce biodiversity loss worldwide, including on small farms.
One farm chore inspires experimental on-farm mixers for rural Vermont communities.
Noncommercial turkey feed may contain digestion medication.
Iris scanning-technology promises to be a highly efficient and noninvasive way to track horse records.
Hobby Farms editors attended the Incredible Food Show in Lexington, Ky., to gather tips and taste some of the local fare.
Proposed changes to Muscovy duck regulations address needs of farming operations.
The yearly armyworm infestations in Texas seem exacerbated by the sudden rainy season, but experts say that isn’t the case.
A web-based training program allows livestock handlers to stay updated on best practices in livestock handling.
Researchers show how the breakdown of hemicellulose could impact agriculture, biofuels, and human and animal health.
A new panel will provide scientific and agricultural research to guide the state in environmentally sound farming practices.
After the unexpected birth of twin foals in May, their Texan owners learn the challenges of raising two fillies.
