USDA’s latest Cattle on Feed report reveals numbers are slightly higher than one year ago.

Last week, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved the petition from eight Midwestern governors to allow year-round E15 sales in their states.

How does a wheat grower go from average yields to high yields? According to data from the Great Lakes Yield Enhancement Network, planting dates, seeding rates and temperatures during pollination can all make the difference in yield outcomes.

Berry season is underway in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. Grower-shippers are reporting excellent production and good-quality strawberries, blueberries and blackberries.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Purdue University are hosting a four-part extension workshop for women in agriculture, focusing on emergency preparedness for rural families.

Efficient feeding programs are a must for any livestock operation.

Ethanol tax credits will be included for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

The warmer-than-usual winter air has returned. Due to a solid El Niño pattern, temperatures have been breaking records all season.

U.S. egg production has declined in the last year. USDA data says 109.526 billion eggs were produced in 2023, slightly lower than in 2022.

The eight Midwestern states that petitioned to sell E15 permanently year-round won’t get the results they’re looking for in 2024.