The Kansas Secretary of Agriculture says on-going labor issues are top of mind for many producers across the state. Mike Beam tells Brownfield immigration reform could help provide a stable and reliable workforce. “I think there were a lot of people who were kind of pleased that we’ve had less people come here illegally here. Now is […]
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The National Association of Farm Broadcasting (NAFB) is partnering with Feeding America to help fight hunger in rural communities. Linda Nageotte,
The executive director of the Modern Ag Alliance says the second report from the MAHA Commission focused on nutrition, but uncertainty remains about the future
The senior director of agricultural services with the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) says expanding the use of precision agriculture brings
China bought U.S. pork last week. The USDA says Beijing purchased nearly half of the total for pork, but overall U.S.
Iowa farmers looking to add value to their soybeans could take advantage of a biofuel tax credit. Landus Director of Soy
The president of the National Farmers Union says consolidation in ag is hurting America’s farmers and ranchers. Rob Larew says their
A new report from the International Association of Fairs and Expositions shows agricultural fairs generate nearly $52 billion in economic impact
Brazil’s equivalent of the USDA continues to increase its already record large corn and soybean production estimates. That follows rises in
Nebraska’s governor says the U.S needs to continue to diversify export markets. Jim Pillen says producers can no longer depend on
