The state veterinarian in South Dakota says Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza has returned early this fall. Beth Thompson says it’s likely caused by several factors. “We’ve seen a number of the teal ducks that are coming back non-negative. There’s also lots of rain this year with more potholes and slews, places where those migratory birds […]
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A southwest Nebraska farmer says his winter wheat crop is off to a strong start. Jan TenBensel says planting conditions were
Some farmers say ad-hoc assistance could be necessary to help ease pressure in the ag economy as they prepare for the 2026
Technology that pairs a video camera with artificial intelligence is helping farmers better manage hoof health and prevent lameness. Tera Baker
A Michigan dairy farming couple is the second generation of their families to represent young dairy cooperatives with the Michigan Milk
An ag economist suggests there might be ways to squeeze out soybean profits. Megan Roberts with Compeer Financial says farmers should
The executive director of the Minnesota Soybean Growers Association says there’s a lot of excitement for U.S. soybeans in Taiwan. Joe
An ag meteorologist says warmer-than-normal temperatures have pushed back the fall’s first freeze. Eric Hunt with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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