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USDA will require dairy cows to receive a negative test for influenza A before interstate shipment.

John Ladd, who says he could ride a horse before he could walk, is a fourth-generation rancher from a family that arrived in Arizona when the border between Mexico and

Northeastern State University will host this month a screening of “Common Enemy,” a documentary about the consequences of factory farming.

Officials from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks advise that people be aware of the moose presence in the area and try to avoid disturbing the animals as much as possible.

Washingtons wolf population grew by a record 44 wolves in 2023, though wolves made no measurable progress in colonizing new areas. The Department of Fish and Wildlife and tribes counted 260 wolves at the end of the year, 20% more than the 216 wolves tallied in 2022, according to the departments annual wolf report.

With spring planting underway in Kentucky, the Kentucky Soybean Board is reminding farm equipment operators and motorists to share the roads safely.

New reality TV show "Only in Iola" chronicles the Sharboneau familys move from high-end city life to rural country homesteading in wholesome fashion with focus on faith and family.

CLINTON TWP. – Echo Hill Park was the scene of the Hunterdon County Earth Day celebration on Saturday, April 20, with games and crafts for children and events for adults.

Country View Dairy, rural Hawkeye, is among several dairies across Iowa to receive a grant award from Choose Iowa Dairy Innovation Grants. Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig announced 20

A multi-county solar energy project will provide more than half of the electricity consumed by Pennsylvania government, Gov. Josh Shapiro said Monday, claiming the public-private partnership will create jobs, save