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Why Border Officials Are Seizing More Eggs Than Ever
Why Border Officials Are Seizing More Eggs Than Ever  AOL
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Mass culling has not stopped bird flu. Is there a better solution?
Mass culling has not stopped bird flu. Is there a better solution?  MSN
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Agriculture 2.0: The Rise of Regenerative Farming in Combating Climate Change
Agriculture 2.0: The Rise of Regenerative Farming in Combating Climate Change  MSN
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Sorghum growers dealt with numerous issues
Sorghum growers dealt with numerous issues  High Plains Journal
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Young engineers in making: Farm visits inspire children to explore agricultural machinery
Young engineers in making: Farm visits inspire children to explore agricultural machinery  Farmers Guide
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Rollins looks to beat deadline for market relief, disaster aid
Rollins looks to beat deadline for market relief, disaster aid  Agri-Pulse
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Ag trade deficit hits record as food imports soar
Ag trade deficit hits record as food imports soar  Farm Progress
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Farmers Watch As Next-Generation Biofuels Chase Market Growth In 2025
Farmers Watch As Next-Generation Biofuels Chase Market Growth In 2025Â Â Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Syngenta Reinforces Its Focus on Biologicals
Syngenta Reinforces Its Focus on Biologicals  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Are Egg Producers Inflating Prices During the Bird Flu Outbreak to Boost Profits?
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Egg producers blame the bird flu outbreak for driving prices to record highs, but critics believe giant companies are taking advantage of their market dominance to profit handsomely at the expense of budget-conscious egg buyers. Advocacy groups, Democratic lawmakers and a Federal Trade Commission member are calling for a government investigation after egg…
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USDA Ag Outlook Forum gives snapshot of the farm economy
USDA Ag Outlook Forum gives snapshot of the farm economy  KIWARadio.com
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More Corn Acres, Less Soybeans Projected in 2025
(WASHINGTON D.C.) — Judging by the way commodity prices have been trending the last several months, it is no secret that many U.S. farmers might be favoring more corn acres as spring planting season draws closer and closer in 2025. At Thursday’s USDA Ag Outlook Forum, they forecasted a record corn crop in the year…
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USDA Accepting Applications for Peru Trade Mission
The USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service is accepting applications for an agribusiness trade mission to Peru scheduled for June 9-12, 2025. Current and potential U.S. exporters interested in participating must apply by March 12. “Consumers in Peru are eager to stock their pantries with world-class, high-quality food and farm products, and this mission offers a unique…
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2024’s crop losses counted
2024’s crop losses counted  AgUpdate
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Young Stockmen Gather in Topeka
TOPEKA, Kan. – Young cattlemen and women from across the state met in Topeka February 25-26 for the first installment of the 2025 Kansas Livestock Association (KLA) Young Stockmen’s Academy (YSA). Merck Animal Health remains the exclusive program sponsor, partnering with KLA to host members for an in-depth look into KLA and the beef industry.…
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Four New Representatives on the Nebraska Beef Council Board
KEARNEY, Neb. – Nebraska Beef Council is pleased to announce the four new members that have been elected to its Board of Directors. The newly elected board members bring a wealth of expertise, commitment, and a shared vision for the future of the organization. The newly elected members are: District 1: Butch Schuler of Redington. District 3: Keith Kreikemeier of West…
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USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins Confirmed for Commodity Classic
USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins Confirmed for Commodity Classic  Morning Ag Clips –
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Challenge Accepted
Challenge Accepted  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
