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The plan calls for using a copper-based treatment in an effort to eradicate the mussels, which could cost Idaho hundreds of millions of dollars if they establish themselves in waterways.

CME butter, fueled by the August Cold Storage data, rocketed to a record high $3.3350 per pound last Thursday — and then leap-frogged to hit another record high of $3.42

THE Philippines will likely produce more pork, chicken meat and beef this year as more investors for those commodities are coming in, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) said.

Sustainable Aviation Futures North America Congress will showcase the latest strategies for decarbonisation, key industry challenges and exciting opportunities for airlines, corporates and fuel producers.

Soybean producers are happy that harvest has gotten underway across the Midwest, but their happiness is tempered by the fact that soybean sales are slow.

One nonprofit that took federal food aid money during the pandemic bought a house for its director.

An OIG audit found differences of federal employee withholding reporting between the two agencies, leading to several employees being charged incorrect ...

September 29 is National Coffee Day. Despite an 8% downturn from the previous year, the USDA reports that during 2022-23 growing season, Hawaii still produced almost 25 million pounds of

Nashville, TN - The Tennessee Department of Health and the U.S. Department of Agriculture will airdrop oral rabies vaccine packets along Tennessee’s

The Agricultural Right to Repair Act is applauded by the National Farmers Union, and USDA announces second round of payments through the Organic Dairy Marketing Assistance Program.