Approximately 4,650 financially distressed farmers who owe on USDA direct and guaranteed loans will receive government assistance.

The harvest season continues to run ahead of the five-year averages with 30% of the corn and 47% of the soybeans harvested as of October 6.

Warm temperatures have challenged sugarbeet farmers in the Red River Valley as the full harvest kicks into gear.

Hurricane Milton appears to be on a collision course with the west coast of Florida, the epicenter for phosphate production.

The 2023 report from Purdue University’s Agricultural Safety and Health Program highlights U.S. agricultural confined space-related incidents.

While California reported 12 dairy herd bird flu outbreaks last week, most states have not reported a new case in weeks.

The USDA is deploying "surge teams" to aid in recovery efforts, with damages expected to measure in the billions.

The California Department of Public Health has reported the first case of bird flu transmitted from a dairy herd to a farm worker in the state.

The U.S. EPA finalized its proposed rule to restore the 2015 Application Exclusion Zone (AEZ) requirements for pesticide application.

The East and Gulf Coast port strikes were officially suspended on Thursday, October 3, with the International Longshoremen's Association returning to work on Friday morning.