WASHINGTON, D.C. — Corn and soybean crops across much of the Upper Midwest continue to show strong early-season conditions, while drought concerns remain a significant […]
URBANA, Ill. — Reuters’ Heather Schlitz reported that “a devastating parasitic fly that eats warm-blooded animals alive and could cause millions of dollars in economic damage to the […]
North Platte, NEB – Farmers across the Midwest and Plains continued an aggressive planting pace last week, with corn and soybean progress in many states […]
By Tracy Ross and Tamara Chuang/Colorado Sun A day after rejecting Cargill Meat Solutions “last, best and final offer,” more than 1,700 union workers employed […]
By Gigi Wood / Successful Farming Early March storms improved conditions in Iowa and Illinois, while Nebraska and Texas remain vulnerable as planting season approaches. […]
HURON, S.D. — Family farmers and ranchers re-elected Aberdeen farmer, Jeff Kippley, to serve as the National Farmers Union Vice President today, March 8, 2026, […]
By:Chase Woodruff Members of the union representing 3,800 workers at the JBS meatpacking facility in Greeley have authorized a strike in response to what the […]
Story by Derek Beck/Your Ag Network BURWELL, NE – In ranch country, neighbors do not just share fence lines. They share burdens. And this week, […]
By: Joshua Haiar South Dakota regulators approved a permit Thursday for a $750 million, 333-megawatt wind farm spread across approximately 110 square miles of private […]
By:Meghan O’Brien PIERRE — Gov. Larry Rhoden vetoed a bill Monday that would effectively ban lab-grown meat in South Dakota, but also suggested a moratorium on […]
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