Eligible livestock producers can now apply for USDA’s $1B emergency assistance

Six students from across the country have been selected to serve the FFA for the next year. Trey Myers of Oklahoma

Four students have been awarded the National FFA Organization’s highest honor, the American Star Awards. The award recognizes FFA members who

The Iowa Soybean Association welcomes the trade agreement between the U.S. and China. ISA president Tom Adam tells Brownfield. “As soybean

The CEO of Wabash Valley Resources says farmers in the eastern Corn Belt will have a new domestic source of nitrogen

Mason Riebe of the Tri-Point FFA Chapter in Illinois owns Mason’s Peculiar Pumpkins, a business that grows and sells unique, heirloom

Madeliene Pollard of the Lathrop FFA Chapter in Missouri is the national winner in Diversified Crop Production Entrepreneurship. Her SAE includes

Tucker Snook of the Cambridge FFA Chapter in Illinois expanded his SAE from a simple mowing business with 12 customers to

The executive director of the Missouri Pork Association says the state’s pork industry remains vibrant as it continues to change Scott

Soybeans were higher on commercial and technical buying, cementing what would have already been a sharply higher weekly finish. Contracts were