Help the USDA name its Biosecurity For Birds mascot, and win a prize.
Parents need to take precautions with children to prevent injuries on the farm.
Research on the malignant catarrhal fever virus leads scientists to the first step in developing a vaccine.
The invasive weed poison hemlock can be fatal to livestock, so take care to remove it from pastures and hay.
During Lightning Safety Week—and all inclement weather—exercise due caution around the farm.
Farmers have one week left to enroll in the USDA’s Conservation Stewardship Program for 2010.
Regulations to control feral Muscovy duck populations are likely to have little effect on hobby farmers keeping them in flocks.
University of Illinois researchers find that Sudangrass controls Canada thistle, a perennial weed, as effectively as herbicides.
The ALBC is working to preserve a unique genetic adaptation in Spanish goats found on a South Carolina island.
Results of a national survey show cattle ranching viewed as the third most sustainable profession.
Statistics recently released from the 2007 National Resources Survey shows a loss of more than 4 million farm acres in five years.
Farmers can improve neighbor relations by taking mindful precautions.
