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DTN/PF on-farm survey shows growing optimism, confounds conventional wisdom.

The Organization for Competitive Markets appealed to a federal court to force USDA to enforce livestock marketing rules.

The Wallace-Carver Fellowship is a bridge to ag careers for some of the brightest minds in America.

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Microsoft is working to eliminate the broadband gap in rural areas, but says it needs rural residents' help.

Today's recruitment strategies emphasize investment in people.

Putting up and feeding less hay added up to significant savings for one cattle producer.

A common viral vaccination could be blocking clostridial immunity in calves.

Many beef producers currently struggle with torn allegiance to McDonald's thanks to recent policy announcements by the fast-food giant that seem to pull in conflicting directions.

As grass and alfalfa begin to green up and grow in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas, the forage outlook will hinge on how much rain falls in the historically wetter months of April and May.

USDA has officially ended the Organic Livestock and Poultry Practices (OLPP) rule, which would have required a certain amount of space -- both indoors and outside -- for animal or poultry products to meet the...

Direct-fed microbials are promoted for their ability to boost gains and reduce mortality in times of stress.

Pasture values and cash rents continue to hold steady year over year in most areas.

Culling, good records and expert advice are three keys to cost management.

Late Tuesday, FMCSA announced an additional 90-day waiver from the ELD rule for agriculture-related transportation to ensure the agency can provide more guidance that all operators will benefit from.

Outthink flies with a planned integrated management strategy.

Looking for a new approach to sales, a small Northeast producer believes he's found a better way.

Sanitation is especially important for areas housing premature calves.

Ranchers currently find themselves knee-deep in midwifing the lion's share of what promises to be the largest calf crop since 2007.

Heavy precipitation has caused widespread flooding from the Mississippi River Valley eastward across much of the Ohio River Basin. If the forecast is accurate, flooding could be far from over.

E. coli 0157:H7 can be spread through water troughs, but the right water level reduces contamination.