State fair, other events finding eager crowds

FDA approves Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine; warns of dangers of ivermectin

Cultivating farm employee base is a challenge

Political roundup indicates plethora of ag issues on tap

Irrigation company works in partnership with growers

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African swine fever detected in western Dominican Republic

Iowa auctioneer tops field to become new King of the Ring

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Paying it forward, giving back is alive and well

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August signals start of school year

Cattle producers’ strength is powerful statement

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Technology’s reach intensifies and garners attention

House ag panel approves $8.5 billion disaster aid

U events offer great learning opportunities

‘Robot’s walk’ in grain bin offers potential for giant step in farm safety

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Producers have additional tools when they look at wheat crop’s challenges in 2021

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King of Ring highlights celebration week at Winter Livestock

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Longstanding federal measure has helped ag, needs to stay intact, advocate says

County fairs ready to shine in rural communities

Bipartisan group announces infrastructure bill agreement reached; measure still needs congressional support

Wit on display as Glickman tells story in own words

Senate approves climate legislation on a 92-to-8 vote

High moisture corn can help provide efficient feed for producers

USDA adds $55 million in grants to help expand meat and poultry opportunities

Former governor looks to win GOP nomination

KFB president: Farmers and ranchers, eternal optimists, recognize headwinds too

WOTUS may be back in the equation, EPA administrator says

Safety needs to come first

‘Mr. Biodiesel’ retires, proud of his association with soybean growers

Lesser prairie-chicken needs landowners

Promising wheat crop indicated in Ford County plots

Unofficial start of summer has important tie to agriculture

Lesser prairie-chickens may return to ESA; public comment sought

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Off-label application can do more harm than good, industry experts say

All Aboard Wheat Harvest captures tradition of summer

Kansas wheat crop could hit 365 million bushels, up over USDA estimate

Wheat tour finds good crop at places, but also drought and disease stress

Wheat tour stop includes report on Nebraska, Colorado fields

Wheat tour starts as growers, buyers to look at crop’s potential

Beef month comes at a time of challenge

Colorado’s highest court affirms Mother Nature’s act should not hurt feedlot’s operation

Boot Hill Museum opens $6 million project with great fanfare

Stripe rust can dent a wheat crop’s potential

Land values contributing to optimism

Market stoked: Rural property values keep tracking upward

It’s never too early to celebrate achievements

Kirchhoff’s FFA hay project allows him a path back to farm

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A ‘golden pond’ only occurs with proper care

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Company withdraws permit application for hog operation in Missouri

Bonnie nominated to key USDA post

Earth Day morphs into a new reality