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Iowans can learn more about the state’s forestry resources by attending a field day this fall. Five forestry field days will be held from August throu

The US feed industry can exploit a slew of animal nutrition and scientific breakthroughs, but it is stymied by slow, confusing, and unpredictable regulatory review processes that deter innovators from bringing their products to the US marketplace, says the AFIA.

AUBURN UNIVERSITY, Ala. – Taking the leap of purchasing land comes with many variables, some of which are time, capacity and money needed to ensure that the investment does not

USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) reminds producers and private landowners there are several assistance opportunities ......

UCS is capitalizing on the largest-ever investment in fighting climate change to help people access its benefits.

Heavy rains have caused massive damage for New England farmers this summer. Problems from heat, pests and drought are common. Some farmers are changing their practices to become more resilient to climate change.

Here we sit sweating it out under a heat dome. It’s supposed to get hot in an Iowa summer, but like this? One heat dome after another. Then a shower

Significant climate legislation one year after passage.

(The Center Square) – The last U.S. major spending package on agricultural issues, known as the “farm bill,” is set to expire in September. Lawmakers and interest groups are already

The way we do agriculture is a major contributor to cooking Earth, perhaps responsible for more than 15% of greenhouse gas emissions.