As America’s farmers and ranchers continue to face immense climate and weather-related challenges, both the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and private-sector crop insurers are committed to strengthening the crop insurance program. Crop insurance serves as the first line of defense for American agriculture.

Safely serving friends and family during the big game is a win for everyone; don’t fumble it this Super Bowl Sunday.

A federal court has vacated the 2020 registrations of three dicamba products that had previously been EPA-approved.

Gains in milk futures have spurred renewed interest in the dairy market.

The latest cattle inventory report revealed the smallest U.S. cow herd since reports first began in 1972

More U.S. consumers are choosing to eat more diverse diets. While health trends ebb and flow each year, recent years have shown a move toward more wholesome food choices.

U.S. corn and soybean exports are off to an interesting start in 2024.

Farmland sales continue to draw attention as more records are squashed.

In an age of rapid technology advancements throughout the entire agriculture and food supply chain, farmers are under more pressure than ever to update equipment and practices to “precision agriculture” quality.

There’s no shortage of headwinds facing animal agriculture in the U.S. From labor and disease to consumer perception, livestock producers have many challenges to contend with each year.