Applications are now open for a leadership development program designed to empower passionate soybean growers. Sponsored by ASA and Corteva Agriscience, this opportunity connects participants with industry leaders to bolster their skills and expand their professional networks.
Four Davis County 4-H and FFA members will soon compete for the 2026 Premier Stockman Award. The Davis County Fair sets the stage for these ambitious young exhibitors as they vie for one of the year’s most respected honors in local agriculture.
The Santa Barbara County Fair’s second run is underway at the Santa Maria Fairpark, bringing a lively focus on livestock and showmanship. From Wednesday until Sunday, visitors can experience the vibrant sounds of agriculture that fill the grounds, highlighting the region’s agricultural heritage. Attendance centers on celebrating the fair’s traditional emphasis on crops, livestock, and community spirit.
Tomatoes have earned their status as a culinary favorite, appearing in endless dishes worldwide. Despite limited public access to the full story, it’s clear that these versatile plants remain at the center of agriculture and food culture.
Rising farm bankruptcies have reached their highest point in six years, signaling a deepening crisis for American agriculture. Congress is urged to bring certainty and support to ensure farms can weather the storm.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has introduced the Great American Cotton Plan, announcing ambitions to reinforce the cotton industry, expand textile manufacturing, and boost demand for cotton-based products. Spearheaded by Secretary Brooke Rollins, this policy sets a new course for American agribusiness.
This concise update examines the Friday Cash Bid Close for March 27, 2026. Drawing on agricultural indicators and timely analysis, it underscores the sector’s role in business and top news coverage.
A 6-foot tall pink pig drew startled looks at Monday night’s Sampson County Board of Commissioners meeting. This opinion piece from Clinton Nc News argues that farmers truly are “the lifeblood” of the community, underscoring the essential role of agriculture in the county.
The Pottawatomie County Junior Livestock Show’s goat competition took center stage last week in Shawnee. Though the official results are only available to paid subscribers, the event underscores the ongoing importance of youth livestock activities within the community.
As Ag Safety Awareness Program (ASAP) Week (March 2–6) approaches, the University of Missouri Extension reminds farmers that good health practices are crucial for preventing accidents. Karen Funkenbusch teams up with the American Farm community to share why wellness matters on the farm.
