In Arkansas, 4-H students are studying ducks in their natural habitat. Several groups and the Division of Agriculture are now offering a workshop for kids interested in wildlife management.
Related Stories
Dry conditions are already showing up in pastures across the region this April.
Georgia Grown Marketing Coordinator Happy Wyatt has spent the past 20 years teaching young students about agriculture and its connection to their everyday lives.
High input costs and persistant drought is pushing Midwest growers to rethink planting decisions.
RFD News correspondent Frank McCaffrey spoke with the Texas Shrimp Association at the Port of Brownsville about the future of the USDA’s new Office of Seafood.
When the stakes are high, proactive preparation and a firm command of the process are your most powerful tools for effective advocacy.
Rotational grazing can improve pasture use and soil health while helping control feed and drought-related risk.
