Wisconsin Farmers Union (WFU) will host its annual Farm and Rural Lobby Day in Madison on Wednesday, January 14, 2026, bringing together family farmers and rural advocates from across the state to ...

The Wisconsin Soybean Association (WSA) is closely following recent federal developments concerning potential restrictions on certain foreign-made drones used in U.S. agriculture and their potential ...

The United States and Japan share a long and trusted relationship built on reliable wheat trade. Japan remains one of the largest and most loyal buyers of U.S. wheat, importing nearly half of its ...

As an executive committee member, Mellenthin will play a key role in guiding FY26 Soy Checkoff investments across areas including food, feed, fuel, industrial uses, exports, and sustainable production ...

The United States Department of Agriculture has announced the availability of low interest physical loss loans for agricultural producers affected by recent natural disasters in Texas. These loans are ...

The year 2025 brings both progress and serious challenges for agriculture. Rising costs, low crop prices, and economic uncertainty place heavy pressure on farm operations across the country. Even ...

The Weed Science Society supported a new regenerative agriculture pilot program announced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The project carried a funding value of $700 million and focused on ...

State level data showed that Iowa had the largest hog inventory with 25.3 million head. Minnesota ranked second with 9.40 million heads, and North Carolina ranked third with 7.90 million heads. These ...

Agricultural education is more than classroom learning. It prepares students for life by teaching them how to think critically, lead responsibly, and serve their communities. As long as students ...

Cows producing high milk volumes during dry-off often face discomfort, increased vocalization, and lying reluctance. Tikofsky noted, “Cows dried off while giving large amounts of milk may experience ...