Detecting illness early on in calves can be challenging. Making treatment decisions early, however, can make a difference in the animal's health.

The latest Ag Economy Barometer from Purdue University/CME Group revealed a modest increase in the number of farmers with a positive outlook on the farm economy.

Historically, evidence has shown that producer crop insurance decisions may be at least partially budget-driven, with per-acre premium expenses often falling within a pre-determined range on a dollar-per-acre basis.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced that it is establishing a new office to expand engagement opportunities with agricultural and rural communities.

A $16-million project with significant implications for corn states is kicking off at Iowa State University.

A new USDA rule aims to protect farmers against deceptive contracts and retaliatory tactics from meat processors.

The March 1 deadline for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) tax credit guidance has passed without updates from the Biden Administration.

As wildfires continue to burn in the Texas Panhandle, ranchers are working hard to protect their surviving cattle.

A federal law passed in 2021 has gone into effect, creating new requirements for farmers who operate as a corporation, LLC, or limited partnership. The Corporate Transparency Act will require those who fall into those categories to file a beneficial ownership information (BOI) report.

Mastitis continues to be difficult to prevent and treat promptly on dairy operations.