On Sunday, a Tennessee fisherman reeled in a "Cumberland River Monster."
National Milk Producers Federation says plant-based drink sales are down because of consumer behavior changes.
A Hereford bull in Louisiana is taking over the internet and winning hearts on social media.
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Restaurant sales in August were the strongest in five months due to price increases and improved consumer confidence.
Georgia's pecan producers recently gathered for a field day as they gear up for harvest. The Farm Monitor takes us on location for the event.
Efforts are underway to expand U.S. ag trade and exports. Lawmakers recently introduced legislation to double funding for USDA's market access and Foreign Market Development programs.
A policy expert explains what he sees ahead for the new legislation.
Grad students in Kentucky are studying sustainable food systems in a brand new class.
As parts of the U.S. still struggle with drought, feeding cattle amid those conditions can be stressful.
U.S. Grains Council says corn exports in the new marketing year are off to a slow start.
For rural residents, fences are generally considered by the landowners to be the boundaries. However, by law, the actual boundary is an imaginary line identified by the deed.
With harvest underway, trucks with grain are making their way to grain elevators.
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In the history of country music, there are names that just stand out as a pillar of the art form. Waylon Jennings is one of them. Check out Country Rebel's birthday celebration of the Hoss.
Country legends Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn dominated the scene at the height of their careers. Now, watch their grandchildren pick up the mic and honor their legacy.
An exceptional private collection containing some of the most unique and rare prairie tractors will be offered by Mecum Gone Farmin’ at a live, on-site auction this Sept. 30-Oct. 1 in Frankfort, Illinois.
One economist believes that though people are changing their spending habits, the current herd contraction will continue.
With harvest underway, trucks with grain are making their way to grain elevators.
