Naturally occurring anthrax can emerge in warm weather, so take precautions with your livestock.
Implement fly-control methods on your farm to help keep dairy and beef cattle healthy.
Farmers who raise pasture- or range-fed livestock can apply for funding to complete projects promoting good husbandry.
The USDA will hold three meetings this month to gather public feedback on the new animal-disease traceability framework.
During the month of August, the USDA is offering financial aid to farmers dedicating a piece of their land to pollinator-friendly plants.
A study shows a new technique using small dams will improve water quality and reduce nutrient runoff around agricultural land.
Florida enacts an emergency eradication program to rid trees of the worst Mediterranean fruit fly infestation in more than a decade.
As the government considers a mandatory carbon offset system, farmers may be able to profit from carbon credits.
Research shows tomato grafting could yield tomato producers a high-quality, high-quantity crop.
By making small changes to your barn’s structure, you can increase the barn’s natural air flow and keep your cows cool.
This season’s growing conditions could be leading to a lack of nutrients, making crops look less than healthy.
The USDA is working to contain and eradicate Asian longhorned beetles infecting trees in the Northeast and Midwest.
