Sustainability
Even a wet winter may not be enough to restore water supplies across drought-stricken western states.
The order aims to speed up grazing permits and restore suspended allotments for ranchers.
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The CRP enrollment pause leaves landowners waiting for a new Farm Bill before new contracts and extensions can move forward.
This state-of-the-art facility will provide innovative solutions for water, plant, and soil agricultural challenges in the American Southwest.
Producers warn higher groundwater pumping fees could threaten their operations.
NRCS is streamlining its process to get conservation funding to farms and ranches faster.
Avian metapneumovirus has spread across poultry-producing states since late 2023.
Federal health officials are encouraging a greater focus on food as medicine.
New grocery models are being explored as communities look for ways to keep local food access available.
Championed by Keep Louisiana Beautiful, the statewide effort removed 68 tons of litter and debris from 51 parishes in September, in honor of Love Our Watersways Month.
Army Majors Eric and Angela Czaja use regenerative grazing to improve military training lands and help veterans build agricultural careers through Boots to Roots.
Checkoff research is targeting quality and efficiency as imported lamb expands its market share.
A government agency may have authority to regulate groundwater, but that authority does not eliminate the agency’s obligation to respect statutory limits and established property rights.
NCBA and PLC Policy Director Garrett Edmonds discusses federal wolf-management efforts, echoing USDA’s call for states to review policies and engage livestock producers.
