Farm Service Agency recently announced that eligible landowners will receive a notice of possible changes in their crop base ...

BROOKINGS, S.D. — The ethanol boom of the early 2000s made a positive impact on farmland across the Midwest, according to a new study done by South Dakota State University. There were multiple factors ...

The latest enrollment period for the 20-state incentive program aimed at increasing cover crop adoption is open now through the end of the summer. The Farmers for Soil Health program provides ...

The community has shown very high levels of interest, allowing the SHFAP to go from funding around 20% of requests in 2023 to ...

The University of Minnesota oat breeder will join leadership of the Forever Green Initiative as the organization expands work ...

The weather has changed rapidly in North Dakota in recent weeks, going quickly from frost and freeze warnings to extreme heat ...

CHS's plans to shutter three southeast Minnesota grain elevators following the 2026 harvest is a move that farm leaders and ...

The pairing of agriculture and history comes easily for columnist Mychal Wilmes. He reflects this week on the strength of the ...

Twenty-four organizations seek to restore $127 million in canceled USDA grants meant to help beginning and underserved ...

Despite the poor spring conditions, most of the 2026 sugarbeet crop that got into the ground was in excellent to average ...

It’s been nearly a century since dust filled the skies and spread across the country during the Dust Bowl. During the peak of fieldwork this spring across Minnesota and North Dakota, it may have felt ...

WALLACE, S.D. — Ducks and other waterfowl have always been a part of Madison Grimm’s life. Her dad, Adam Grimm is a wildlife artist who has won multiple Federal Duck Stamp competitions. His passion ...