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ZooTampa animal care professionals are watching two "elderly and overweight" manatees, Romeo and Juliet, around the clock after rescuing them from Miami's Seaquarium.

While January left the old year behind, it didn’t leave behind any of the baggage 2023 saddled American farmers and ranchers with.

Americans collectively discard 5 billion bananas in a year, statistics show. Now, experts are sharing how to keep the popular yellow fruit fresher for longer.

E-T-F Trends says plans for a biofuel plant in California could spur more investors to take a closer look at agricultural commodities, and Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack announced USDA investments designed to support the U.S. specialty crops industry.

A startup company is inviting people to bring glow-in-the-dark flowers into their homes and gardens.

A TikTok creator who specializes in home health and body hygiene is assuring her followers that they can put warm leftovers in the fridge — and it's actually better that they do.

The Washington State Department of Agriculture is proposing the eradication of an invasive moth species in two areas in western Washington.

Yeah, it’s hot out there, but it’s the area happenings that are sizzling. The Carson City Fair at Fuji Park offers a plethora of entertainment for all ages including tractor pulls, a carnival, and farm animals. Under the shade of the Mills Park cottonwoods, you’ll have all day to peruse the varied vehicles in the annual Run Whatcha Brung Car Show.

TEN Filipino mentors have completed a four-month training in veterinary science under the United States Department of Agriculture Faculty Exchange Program (USDA-FEP) on Veterinary Science and Medicine at the University of Tennessee (UT), Knoxville, Tennessee, USA.

Student and legal advocacy groups are petitioning the U.S. Department of Agriculture to lift the interview requirement for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program applicants to receive food aid.