Kansas State University Extension Livestock Market Economist, Dr. Glynn Tonsor describes the rising cost of grain in feed lots.
In St. Landry Parish, Nicholas and Courtney Gerace are raising crops, cows, and kids. They are relying on their faith for all three.
A report shows The U.S. Forest Service's errors during a routine prescribed burn contributed to the largest wildfire in New Mexico history.
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MDR morning weather forecast, Friday, June 24, 2022. (9:20 AM ET)
The heatwave has started in the southwest and has stretched all the way to the East Coast, impacting farmers along the way.
The House Committee is calling on the USDA and FDA to tackle food labeling issues.
We head to Texas to visit Tex-Stein Dairy, who has been passed down through many generations.
This Week in Louisiana Agriculture introduces us to a wheat farmer who says things have been falling into place for his wheat harvest.
Kansas State University Extension Livestock Market Economist, Dr. Glynn Tonsor describes the rising cost of grain in feed lots.
USDA plans support for the Port of Houston and Northwest Seaport Alliance. Lawmakers are also addressing shipping issues for the industry with the Ocean Shipping Reform Act.
For decades, one family has welcomed thousands of visitors to their home in Raft River, Idaho. One day, they got a call that their house was on fire. We share how they overcame that.
We hear from a Kentucky farmer who shares how he is protecting his livestock as extreme heat continues across the country.
A report shows The U.S. Forest Service's errors during a routine prescribed burn contributed to the largest wildfire in New Mexico history.
USDA meteorologist, Brad Rippey, discusses the recent heat wave in the Deep South and its impacts on corn during a vital stage of crop development.
Ag groups are showing mixed reactions on the passage of two major cattle reform measures in the Senate Ag Committee.
Spring planting is underway for some producers. Let's head to Alabama to get an update from the field from a Leighton farmer.
Beyond Meat was just hit with another lawsuit. It says that the company overstates its protein values and misleads consumers.
It was more than extreme heat behind the deaths of over 2,000 head of cattle in Southwest Kansas during mid-June.
