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The latest USDA milk production forecast shows monthly downward adjustments, the big question in Washington is how will that impact yearly production numbers, exports and price projections?
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Idaho harvests are underway, and with them, problems.
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The Idaho wheat harvest is underway but yields are projected to be down 10-percent.
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Farm lenders got a brief overview Tuesday of the state of the farm economy from Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue.
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The Labor Department Monday announced plans to modernize the long-time H2-A guest worker program.
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With the first hot days of summer, the nations wheat crop is catching up.
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4th of July is more than a dime more expensive than last year.
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Losses of honey bee colonies are running very high.
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In Gem County, the first orchard crops are in and its festival time.
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Corn, Bean and Wheat prices are up!
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The American Farm Bureau Federation is urging lawmakers to reinstate tax credits for biodiesel and short line railroads.
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Cattle on feed up two percent from last year. Here's the latest from Washington
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The first crop of hay for 2019 is in the barn—just before the rains…other farmers are waiting, Steve Ritter reported that getting the hay in has proven to be a race against the clock, with mother nature calling all the shots.
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The Environmental Protection Agency must finalize its year-round E15 rules to allow sales this summer because current regulations stop E15 sales in many states
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USDA now has available an online tool to help dairy producers make decisions.