Wildlife
For farmers and ranchers, the lesson is familiar: Endangered Species Act (ESA) compliance remains an evolving area of law that demands close attention.
The conversation focused on menopause awareness, women’s health and supporting the growing number of women in agriculture.
Kiowa Honey Company moves thousands of bee colonies between California and Nebraska every six months.
USDA says it is currently monitoring more than 21,000 wild animals for signs of New World screwworm and reports there is no evidence of widespread infestation at this time.
The administration says the rule clarifies enforcement, while opponents warn it could reduce protections for endangered species.
Virginia’s Edgewood Apiaries & Farm is creating a whiskey barrel-aged honey through a unique partnership.
Western ranchers continue raising concerns over livestock losses linked to gray wolves.
University of Georgia scientists are studying diseases and pests that contribute to colony losses.
Agencies will collaborate to monitor wildlife movement along the U.S. Southern Border and reduce pathways for New World Screwworm to spread.
The agency also plans to strengthen workforce culture and modernize infrastructure and technology.