The Lake Wilson farmer, Harvard Ph.D. student and former White House Fellow is making a bid for Tina Smith's open U.S. Senate ...

Now is the time to determine your crop’s condition to see if your alfalfa fields are in need of replacement or are ready for ...

University of Minnesota Extension has warned that confirmed glufosinate resistance leaves some fields with few reliable ...

The May 14 wind featured gusts higher than 60 mph in some areas, with many parts of the region experiencing wind speeds above ...

ST. PAUL — Both sides of the Minnesota House Agriculture Finance and Policy Committee worked through the weekend in an effort to nail down a bill they then passed unanimously to the House Ways and ...

Makenna Skiff graduated from SDSU last year and moved to her grandparents dairy farm with hopes of one day taking it over.

With students learning meat cutting and processing skills just down the road, there is a direct pipeline of trained staff ...

Marie Kruse keeps a stuffed cow in her classroom. When a new calf is born on a local dairy farm each year, she stages a ...

In Article Audio Player More active pattern could provide relief for expanding dry conditions StormTRACKER meteorologist Lydia Blume says a more active pattern could bring some welcome moisture to the ...

This week on AgweekTV, the popularity of GLP-1 medications means higher demand for protein and whole foods. We'll see how that's affecting agriculture. We'll give you a new look at a type of meat ...

SALEM & GARRETSON, S.D. — Crop producers are planting heavily across South Dakota, but some got started a month ago. “A number of corn and soybean farmers stuck some corn and beans in the ground in ...

Allison Thompson of The Money Farm reviews the USDA's WASDE and Crop Production reports from earlier this week and explains ...