Penn State researchers discover flavonoids make corn earworm larvae sick. New herbicides and a bioinsecticide show promise.

April 9, 2025 — Farm machinery brands are halting operations amid tariff uncertainty. Agco is the latest original manufacturer to push pause on foreign-finished product shipments to the United States, ...

Trump’s trade war may have crushed global commodity prices, but it’s good news for one of Brazil’s largest ports, which is seeing an uptick in export volumes. Porto do Açu in Rio de Janeiro state, the ...

Mike Pearson talks with Lexi Rush, who recently retired from her position as State Sentinel at the Tennessee FFA.

Colby Tucker of Hopkins FFA, Madelyn Ruster of Coopersville FFA, Grace Torsch of Montague FFA and Sterling Tomac of Chesaning FFA were recently named Michigan’s 2025 Star awardees. The awards are ...

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*This is the eighth article in our 2025 Southwest Economic Outlook series. Oklahoma State University and OSU Extension Service, and Texas A&M University and TAMU AgriLife Extension Service economists ...

Happy New Year to all! The new year is a time of reflection and a new beginning. It is a time for prayer and fasting, to seek the plans and purposes God has for this coming year. We all try to plan ...

Farming in 2025 will be challenging for many row crop producers. Low commodity prices, disappointing 2024 yields, high input costs, and policy uncertainty will require crop farmers to make important ...

Cover crop use is on the rise across the U.S. However, the U.S. Census of Agriculture confirms that as of 2019, cover crops are still only grown on 6% of U.S. cropland. Jack Cornell, director of ...

Ann Veneman, Secretary of Agriculture during George W. Bush’s first term, is endorsing Kamala Harris for president. She says Donald Trump’s tariff proposals are “dangerous for rural America.” ...

Support for wheat prices in September stemmed from strong global demand, weather imperfections around the world, continued conflict in the Black Sea Region, and fund traders exiting (buying back) a ...