Month: November 2023

A leader with the American Farm Bureau Federation says he’s concerned about the ramifications of California’s Proposition 12 law. Joby Young is AFBF’s executive vice [Read More]

The continued spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza has many poultry producers making changes to prevent the spread of the disease. Val Nasir raises chickens [Read More]

Bay County, Michigan has reported its first case of highly pathogenic avian influenza since the virus was detected in the state in 2022.    The [Read More]

Wisconsin’s Ag Secretary says state inspectors work with growers to keep pests and diseases from going home with fresh Christmas tree and wreath buyers. “It’s [Read More]

A USDA official says the number of farmers carrying out conservation practices on their operations has increased. Terry Cosby, Chief of the Natural Resources Conservation [Read More]

Antitrust lawsuits filed by farmers against John Deere will proceed after a federal judge in Illinois rejected the company’s motion for dismissal. John Deere had [Read More]

The past president of the South Dakota Cattlemen’s Association says the state’s cattle producers are focused on conservation and private property rights. Eric Jennings says [Read More]

Highly pathogenic avian influenza continues to spread across South Dakota. State veterinarian Beth Thompson tells Brownfield 18 commercial flocks and at 3 backyard flocks have [Read More]