Amid the backdrop of low corn prices, ethanol production climbed to a record high the week ended July 26, according to the Energy Information Administration.

Many producers consider the $4 per bushel a significant price threshold. For the first time since November 2020, the December corn futures contract fell below $4 on July 31.

Kansas State University researchers partnered with Kansas Wheat to update what is known about the nutritional value of wheat and wheat co-products when used to feed pigs.

U.S. beef cattle numbers remain at lows that have not been witnessed since the 1950s, but cattle producers seem reluctant to expand the herds.

While the CDC has maintained that the risk of bird flu virus to humans remains low, the agency encourages livestock workers to get vaccinated for seasonal influenza.

Eastern Oregon is home to most of the state's cattle. It is also the location of six of the state's largest wildfires.

Record-high wheat yields in North Dakota set the stage for expanded grain supplies and lower inflation for wheat-based food products.

Carbon helps soil retain nutrients and moisture while gluing soil particles together to create space for roots and gas exchange.

This past week, a panel of experts testified before the House Ag Committee regarding the severe economic challenges facing agriculture.

Vermont dairy farmer Elle Purrier St. Pierre will represent the United States in the 5,000-meter run at the 2024 Paris Olympics. This is her second Olympics. Elle finished 10th in the 1,500-meter run at the 2020 Games in Japan.