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Mexico remains a major market for U.S. pork and beef, but USMEF’s Gerardo Rodriguez said continued growth will depend on expanding sales channels, understanding consumer preferences, and maintaining a competitive position.
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Artificial intelligence is creating more opportunities for farm data, but concerns remain about how information is shared.
Over the past 12 months, producer prices have climbed 6.5 percent, marking the largest annual increase since November 2022.
CoBank economist Tanner Ehmke says investing in vessels and the Mississippi River system is vital to global export access and farm profitability.
The university plans to expand its Digital Ag Innovation Lab to provide more opportunities for hands-on training and research.
Rio Grande Valley growers report a good crop this season, even as development continues to reduce citrus acreage.
The Chicago Fed reports a 4% increase in farmland values, while more farmers are struggling to repay loans.
American Soybean Association President Scott Metzger discusses China’s soybean purchase commitments, the remaining 10% tariff, and opportunities to expand U.S. export access.
Farm loan demand is expected to keep rising in 2027, even as lenders report more late payments.
National Pork Board CEO Dr. David Newman discusses the importance of global consumers, U.S. pork exports, and emerging international markets at the USMEF Fall Conference.
The proposed changes could make it easier for ranchers to get grazing permits on national forests and grasslands.
The latest USDA report shows another decline in Texas cotton yields, adding to concerns about this year’s harvest.
Sales improved in October, while total tractor and combine sales continued to decline.
Lower production and ending stocks could help corn prices recover, but weaker exports remain a concern.
Hog producers continue to face lower prices as demand for U.S. pork remains weak.
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Steve Archer is turning a family lot into a community garden that provides free food to his Chicago neighborhood.
Major League Fishing’s Challenge Cup runs Nov. 15-20 in Emory, Texas, featuring 12 teams of Bass Pro Tour anglers. Watch all the action on RFDTV+ or catch the final round broadcast live only on RFD-TV.
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The Innovate for Impact program showcases technologies designed to strengthen global food security.
From producing small hay bales at age 14 to working on her family’s farm, FarmHER Saydee Longhurst shares how FFA, agricultural education, and family have shaped her path in agriculture so far.
Ashley Brucker with American Farmland Trust says producers interested in agritourism should review the requirements and prepare early, as grants range from $5,000 to $10,000 and applications open on November 30.
NCBA’s Kristin Torres discusses the keynote announcement and what attendees can expect at the Nashville event.
The aircraft carrier’s commanding officer thanks veterans while his crew continues its mission.
Farmer Veteran Coalition representative Diego Loredo shares how the Farmer Veteran Fellowship Fund helps American heroes enter careers in agriculture and invest in their operations.
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins says the department has hired more than 240 veterans and military spouses, more than doubling its original goal of 100 hires in 100 days.
Jose Yepez Becomes First Texan in 87 Years to Win National FFA Award
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