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Supermarket prices were broadly steady in February as lower costs for dairy products, fruits, pork and chicken offset increases for beef, eggs, sugar and other products.

Inflation eased a bit in the Bay Area in February, offering a ray of hope for consumers who have been battered by fast-rising prices -- but the cost of electricity provided by utilities such as PG&E zoomed higher.

More pig and poultry farms to require EPA licenses after MEP vote - 12 March 2024

French president faces blowback across the political spectrum for not ruling out a Western military presence in Ukraine.

Kids from all over the state made their way to Kearney this weekend for NCC The Classic’s Junior Shows.The shows started with showmanship, a way for contestants

The poultry industry anticipates that 10-20 percent of maize could be used for ethanol production, which would increase the demand-supply gap further, causing a spike in maize prices.

Bryce Doeschot with KRVN takes a look at today's agriculture headlinesNortheast Nebraska county delivers blow to plans for carbon pipelineNebraska's poultry ind

The US Department of Labor has asked a federal court to issue a restraining order and injunction against a Tennessee-based janitorial company to halt the alleged illegal employment of minors

Food giant MHP doesn’t want to be a collateral victim of farmers’ protests and war fatigue

A new report from the Agriculture Department’s Economic Research Service projects the nation’s pork producers could soon be sending more product overseas than their poultry counterparts.