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Beekeeping keeps you humble and in some cases, starting over.

Art Schaap and Fred Stone milk dairy cows more than 2,000 miles from each other. But, right now, neither one of them can sell their milk because of contamination from a family of synthetic chemicals collectively...

You might say that murals are part of the DNA in Faulkton, a typical small, rural community in north-central South Dakota. However, the newest and most impressive mural can be seen from miles away. The unlikely...

Iowa farmer Heath Stolee is able to put up with a bit of ribbing for the rich payoff he expects from chestnut farming.

A new lawsuit alleges the largest meatpacking companies in the United States engaged in fed-cattle price fixing starting in 2015.

Continuous stress can affect people physically and mentally, but there are things you can do to cope with stress.

Farm income might have fallen after the 2012 Ag Census, but new numbers from 2017 show farmers and ranchers collectively paid $2 billion more in property taxes in 2017 compared to five years earlier.

Late this year, the FCC will auction off next-generation mobile broadband that will boost consumer technology. To help expand rural broadband, the FCC also will create a new $20.4 billion Rural Digital Opportunity Fund...

Heath Stolee has embraced the ribbing he gets for the chestnut grove he tends near Radcliffe, Iowa. "We're in corn and soybean country. All the neighbors are giving me a hard time, saying you're kind of nutty...

USDA boasted the 2017 Census of Agriculture includes 6.4 million new points of information about farms and ranches and the people who run them, breaking down more information to the county level. Overall, the data...

Despite trying to prepare for challenging weather conditions, cow-calf producers still lost cattle to blizzards and floods, and expect to see lasting impacts on their calves.

At a Senate hearing on Wednesday, the president of the Mississippi Farm Bureau and others highlighted gross inaccuracies with the way the Federal Communications Commission maps and declares broadband coverage...

A congressional hearing Wednesday highlighted the continuing problem facing farmers trying to hire labor and maintain a legal workforce. USDA also rolled out some tools on a website to help farmers deal with the...

While USDA FSA cost-share programs are available for Nebraska farmers affected by recent severe flooding, there are several rules involved that producers must follow. Here's why you should talk to your local FSA...

Despite trying to prepare for challenging weather conditions, cow-calf producers still lost cattle to blizzards and floods, and expect to see lasting impacts on their calves.

While the Farm Credit Administration reports the health of the credit system is good, farmers across the country continue to struggle from a challenging agriculture economy and disasters.

When recovering from floods, people need to protect themselves physically, emotionally and mentally even long after the water recedes.

Additional transportation costs continue to pile up for feedlots and ethanol plants impeded by damaged rail lines and highways in Nebraska. Currently, about 20% of the nation's ethanol production has been affected...

A number of state and agriculture organizations are offering ways to contribute to relief efforts in parts of the Midwest hit hard by flood and blizzard.

Nebraska's emergency declaration request details devastating losses in agriculture and public and private infrastructure. Meanwhile, more rain is on the way this weekend and will add to the flooding.

Nebraska's director of agriculture said livestock producers have seen losses in the hundreds of millions of dollars from floods and blizzard, while state is likely to be rebuilding county roads for a considerable...

A traditional look at farm loans, delinquencies and bankruptcies suggests no real crisis in rural America, but people who work with stressed farmers say their workloads are getting a lot heavier because more farmers...

River bottom flooding continued as thousands of people were evacuated in Nebraska and Iowa towns over the weekend. Tens of thousands of acres of Missouri River farm ground are underwater, including some acres...

Cattlemen across much of the Midwest and Northern Plains have been facing difficult weather conditions so far during this traditional calving month of March. Cattle with poorer body conditions, in particular, are...