Agriculture
Fred Nichols, Huma’s chief sales and marketing officer, discusses fall cover crop establishment and the use of humic products.
A growing dairy herd is adding to milk supplies and keeping pressure on prices.
Higher prices could make winter wheat more competitive as producers plan for 2027.
Ag Law expert Roger McEowen explains the latest WOTUS developments and their implications for agricultural water management.
Business & Markets
Donated hay is helping livestock producers recover from widespread pasture losses.
This month marks the first time diesel has climbed past $6 a gallon.
Strong U.S. demand for Argentine lean beef is giving exporters an attractive alternative to China, according to USDA Foreign Agricultural Service staff in Buenos Aires.
Harvest Advances As Weather Costs Pressure Farm Operations
Lifestyle & Entertainment
The newly elected officers discuss what they hope to accomplish during the year ahead.
Nyland reflects on the experiences that shaped her path ahead of National FFA Convention.
The FUSE program will give students hands-on experience before entering the agricultural workforce.
Jacque Ghormley and Taylor Goin, West Texas A&M Herdsmen and animal science students, share their commitment to continuing the university’s buffalo tradition and caring for the school’s live mascot, Thunder.
