Bird Flu Outbreak Causing Concern Among Experts
In 2022, the United States confirmed bird flu infection in one person. It was the first human case in the nation.
U.S. Ag Economists Weigh in on 2024 and 2025
The ag community is closing 2024 on a challenging note. According to the most recent Ag Economists’ Monthly Monitor, more than 80% of those surveyed agree the U.S. ag economy is close to a recession.
Winter Weather Can Cause Difficult Grazing Conditions
Winter grazing can help livestock producers save on feed costs — if weather permits.
ProAg’s Top 10 Performing Ag News Stories for 2024: 1-5
A lot happened that had impacted agricultural operations last year. ProAg stayed on top of the latest breaking news. Looking back at 2024, we're breaking down the top five most popular news items published on ProAg.com.
ProAg’s Top 10 Performing Ag News Stories for 2024: 6-10
A lot happened that had impacted agricultural operations last year. ProAg stayed on top of the latest breaking news. Looking back at 2024, we're breaking down the top 10 most popular news items published on ProAg.com, starting with #6-10.
Walnuts Meet Healthy Food Rules After FDA Update
While walnut growers have long considered the nut part of a healthy diet, new FDA rules have made the label more official.
Warm Winter Temperatures Not Expected to Last
Though the holidays were relatively warm this year, forecasts call for a chilly January.
Mexico Is the Number One Dairy Export Market, Purchasing 4.5% of U.S. Milk Production
Mexico is the U.S. dairy’s most dependable export market, with consumer demand in Mexico outpacing the country’s production.
Corn Crop Harvested in 2024 Nears Record Levels
The U.S. Grains Council is projecting the 2024 corn crop harvest to be the third largest on record.
How the Next Generation Can Start Farm Transition Planning
Passing a farm or ranch from one generation to the next can be challenging, but that’s all the more reason…