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The U.S. Department of Agriculture reminds farmers, ranchers and forest landowners that January 13, 2024, is the deadline to apply for the Discrimination Financial Assistance Program (DFAP). This program is made possible by the Inflation Reduction Act, which provided $2.2 billion in funding. Farmers, ranchers, and forest landowners who experienced discrimination by USDA in its farm loan programs prior to January 1, 2021 and/or are currently debtors with assigned or assumed USDA farm loan...

A federal appeals court concluded Monday that two Iowa statutes that prohibit undercover access to farms and recording of their practices are constitutional.

To help reduce costs for rural consumers in the clean energy transition, Tri-State is pursuing funding through the USDA, amounting to just under $1 billion.

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Minnesotans are bracing themselves after seeing the latest numbers published by the USDA about average spend on groceries for a family of four.

Customers who have purchased the recalled turkey kielbasa from Salm Partners are instructed to either throw it away or return it to the place it was purchased.

The USDA’s 100th annual Ag Outlook Forum is set for February 15-16 in Arlington, Virginia, and the ag equipment market began a downward trend last year and dealers worry 2024 might be their roughest year since COVID.

Lawmakers are rushing to finalize a new budget for USDA and several other departments and agencies after the White House and congressional leaders announced a deal Sunday on overall funding limits for fiscal 2024.

"Our forest ecosystems and communities are struggling to keep up."

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is capitalizing on winter months by offering in-person and virtual livestock risk management workshops.