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Cattle producers in northern California are seeing losses from the expanding and protected gray wolf population. The costs of these predators were not known until a recent study from the University of California-Davis. The research showed the...

Follow along as we head to Alabama and Nebraska this summer to follow farmers through the crop season.

A group of Florida cattlemen help others during clean up following Hurricane Helene, but this isn't the first time the group has volunteered to help and likely won't be the last.

She had a career as a television news anchor, but family tragedy forged a new career path for this central Illinois farmer's daughter. A new documentary available for all to watch tells the story.

Blogger Katie Pratt spent an afternoon sharing the lifelong gift of food preparation with junior high students.

View From the Range's New Mexico ranch relies on cows being good mothers during calving season and able to get the job done on their own.

The Social Security Administration is apparently backtracking from an announcement earlier this month that recipients could no longer use telephone services to confirm their identification or change direct-deposit information.

Starting March 31, the Social Security Administration will no longer allow benefit recipients to use telephone services to confirm their identification or change direct-deposit information. Beneficiaries instead will have to use a website, phone app or visit...

While the North Carolina family-owned meat market has taken off like a rocket, it hasn't gone quite as expected. Expansion continues for the duo as they decide what is the best way to meet demand.

The University of Missouri Extension's Pearls of Production program is offering a series of webinars throughout the year for women livestock producers.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller talked about the death of a rancher on Tuesday at the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) winter policy conference in Washington. Miller warned Texas farmers and ranchers who...

A Russian-based attorney who is representing the families of victims in the Jan. 30, 2025, crash of American Eagle flight 5342 and a Blackhawk helicopter uncovered and reported fraudulent GoFundMe campaign for crash victims Kiowa, Kansas, farmers Bob...

People across the country celebrate National FFA Week through Saturday, Feb. 22. This event gives the organization's more than one million members, as well as alumni and supporters, the opportunity to come together with the common goal of sharing...

Blogger Tiffany Dowell Lashmet says if you are struggling to get absolutely everything done, just remember that it's fine not to do it all because actually no one can do it all.

Rural communities in Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan, as well as Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota, are invited to submit a photo or video that depicts rural life for a chance to win $5,000 to support a community...

Texas farmers are battling PFAS contamination from biosolid fertilizers, leading to cattle deaths, poisoned water, and health issues. They are suing the EPA and the company that spread biosolid fertilizer in their area. This week, their county commission...

Researchers from the Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center (UMASH) are seeking direct input from farmers in three Northern Plains states on how they decide to seek help for their mental health, help-seeking behaviors and the factors...

Blogger Jennifer Campbell says we could all learn something from a dog's ability to wind down and nap the non-productive, winter days away.