Agriculture
Feral swine cause more than $3.4 billion in annual damage to crops, pastures, soils, water resources, and wildlife habitat. They can also carry diseases threatening livestock and people.
NCBA highlights how artificial intelligence is helping producers improve efficiency and decision-making.
University of Nebraska Extension says growers should monitor fields as crops reach key growth stages.
Large cherries and newer varieties helped drive strong consumer demand.
Business & Markets
ASFMRA’s Chad Hertz also discusses farmland leasing strategies, common negotiation mistakes, and considerations for balancing rental income with long-term tenant relationships.
Crop conditions in several of the nation’s top corn-producing states remain below where they were at this point last year.
NCBA CEO Colin Woodall discusses USDA’s phased reopening of the border to cattle imports, expectations for feeder cattle supplies, and ongoing efforts to combat New World screwworm.
Tractor rental and application services saw the largest increases, with tillage, planting, harvesting, and spraying costs all rising sharply.
Lifestyle & Entertainment
Grammy-nominated singer says the song reflects on faith, heaven and the hope of reuniting with loved ones.
Foundation leaders say donations are making a difference for Tennessee farmers and communities.
The university ranks in the top 9% of nearly 500 institutions for agriculture and natural resources.
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