Wool Producers News Today

This year, February has seemed more like late March. The temperature here in northern Illinois is warmer than in past years, quite a difference from when I was writing the January column. I know the warm temperatures are not going to last.

I was just having so much fun with the minus-15 temperatures and 20 mph winds last month that I just forgot to write an article. Well, the last part is true. Things have been mundane around here — unroll hay, break ice and fill water tanks.

A producer tour is also included.

New and experienced shepherds will have an opportunity to learn more about lambing at a clinic hosted by NDSU Extension on Jan. 20, at NDSU’s Carrington Research Extension Center (CREC). “Lambing time is the culmination...

The era of horse-drawn farm equipment seems far removed from computer software, satellite guidance, crop and livestock genetics, planter technology, cab comfort and other aspects of today’s agriculture.

VFF sees board member resignation over constitutional changes, new dairy group and potential board, executive spill.

VFF sees board member resignation over constitutional changes, new dairy group and potential board and executive spill.

VFF sees board member resignation over constitutional changes, new dairy group and potential board, executive spill.

2023 Lamb Outlook and Current Issues Forum

Australia's sheep meat quota into the European Union needs a significant boost to bring it closer to New...