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Washington growers say this year’s cherry crop may be smaller than last season but still strong enough to support promotions.
USDA approves disaster aid for Pennsylvania orchard and specialty crop growers after April freezes caused major crop damage statewide.
Texas officials say sterile fly releases and expanded surveillance efforts are helping slow the spread of the flesh-eating pest.
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Total red meat supplies were up 4 percent from March but down 4 percent from April 2025.
The risk is prolonged crop weakness. Stable farmland values remain critical if losses continue.
Year-to-date red meat production is down 2 percent, with beef lower and pork higher.
Butter has softened as milkfat supplies remain ample.
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During World War II, Augusta National Golf Club temporarily became a working farm, raising cattle and turkeys and harvesting pecans to support the war effort.
Moody Blooms grows more than 20 varieties of tulips and has opened its farm to the public as a spring agritourism destination in Texas.
National FFA Organization CEO Scott Stump has been inducted as an honorary member of Purdue’s Alpha Gamma Rho chapter, recognizing his leadership in agriculture.
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Teams create meals from pantry items while incorporating a surprise ingredient
Local groups distribute potatoes to support hundreds of families across the Idaho Panhandle to celebrate Volunteer Appreciation Month.
Organizers say the event helps bridge the gap between producers and consumers
Milestone will be celebrated at the 100th State FFA Convention this summer
Students in 4-H share how prior planning helps set themselves up for success in state fair showing season.
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