Agriculture
Lewie Pugh with OOIDA states that the EPA’s updated diesel emissions proposal does not fully meet the needs of small-truck operators and agriculture-dependent businesses.
Southern rice plantings have fallen sharply, pushing total U.S. rice acreage to its lowest level since 1972.
Purdue University economists say one of the biggest challenges is that AI recommendations don’t always match real-world conditions in the field.
Agronomists are encouraging corn producers to continue scouting as disease pressure increases.
Business & Markets
Uncertainty surrounding Colorado River water allocations is one of the biggest issues affecting the Arizona farmland real estate market.
Tonight on RFD-TV, AARP Live explores the latest scams targeting Americans, including fake invitations and fraud schemes, with tips for recognizing warning signs and staying protected.
Brooks Lamb discusses the resources American Farmland Trust offers to help farm families navigate succession planning.
USDA says it is currently monitoring more than 21,000 wild animals for signs of New World screwworm and reports there is no evidence of widespread infestation at this time.
Lifestyle & Entertainment
Producer Sami White says the family is finding new ways to connect with local customers while shipping produce across the country.
Exhibitors gain hands-on experience while learning the skills needed to build future cow-calf operations.
Head Coach Wyatt Clark discusses growing interest in collegiate rodeo, investments in the program and Nebraska’s role in hosting the 2026 National High School Finals Rodeo.
Linda Jordens Galayda said the program gave her the confidence and practical knowledge to improve her family’s ranch after taking over the operation
