The Meat Institute says Senator Schumer's bill will destroy the meat packing industry, sending costs for consumers soaring, reducing union jobs, and harming livestock and poultry producers."This proposal is absurd," said Meat Institute President and CEO Julie Anna Potts. "Schumer's bill and other...

A state court in Missouri has granted preliminary approval to a proposed U.S, nationwide class action settlement to resolve all current and future claims against Roundup™. Bayer has proposed a $7.3 billion national settlement.

Cybersecurity threats against the food and agriculture sector are rising, and vulnerabilities throughout the supply chain could threaten U.S. food security.

Tech experts say generative AI will revolutionize farm operations from spreadsheet management to labor optimization.

USDA is expecting food prices to rise an additional 3 percent this year.

                                                 Source: Renewable Fuels Association The ethanol industry strongly contributed to the U.S. economy last year, as record-setting production and exports supported hundreds of thousands of jobs and generated tens of billions of dollars in gross domestic product and household income, according to an...

A lot has changed on the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign campus since its founding in 1867, but a storied plot of land near the south quad has been preserved nearly intact for a century and a half. The Morrow Plots, famed in song and story, represent the oldest continuously running...

A group of farmers, Farmers for Free Trade, and business leaders say the US-Canada-Mexico (USMCA) trade agreement provides the certainty that is needed for America’s farmers and ranchers. During a roundtable discussion at the site of the original signing of the North American Free Trade Agreement,...

Farmers across the U.S. continue to navigate narrow margins and tight budgets.

The USDA raised its forecast of prices for corn, soybeans, and wheat at its recent Ag Outlook Forum, partly because of acreage shifts.

The U.S. Supreme Court says the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) doesn’t allow the President to impose tariffs.

An ag economist says declining cheese and butter prices continue to make U.S. products more competitive on the global market.

Iowa farmer Rusty Olson runs a parallel operation with both conventional and organic acres, but his biggest transformation didn’t come from production practices, it came from shifting his mindset. After expanding too quickly and struggling financially, the fifth-generation farmer learned to keep a...

California farmers may be on track to take out another 40,000 acres of vineyards this year to address a structural oversupply of grapes, based on activity since the most recent harvest, Allied Grape Growers’ (AGG) Jeff Bitter told Farm Press.

The National FFA Organization says that it will cooperate with a congressional inquiry reviewing one of its corporate sponsors, while reaffirming its commitment to remaining nonpartisan and free from donor influence.The youth agricultural education organization issued the following statement:"The...