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“Most American burgers are, in fact, not entirely American,” began a New York Times article , an article that dished out what many...

The promise of new trade deals fuels both optimism and pessimism from farmers and producers as they wait for developments from the Trump...

An anonymous donor has come forward to save some of the work that the Soybean Innovation Lab (SIL) planned after the Trump administration...

Most Americans aren’t farmers. Only about 2% of adults in the United States are farmers or ranchers. Most Americans don’t understand how...

American farmers who have lost federal support to provide meat and produce to food pantries, school, and childcare centers may soon have...

What can farmland owners expect from the USDA if 15% of the federal agency’s workforce is gone? More than 15,000 USDA employees took the...

When a 531-acre farm in central Iowa sold at auction in early April, it was the end of an era for one family who knew the land well....

Tariff skeptics are plentiful these days. Chad Tentinger is not one of them. Tentinger is a lifelong cattle farmer from northwest Iowa...

Once again, the Environmental Protection Agency has issued a waiver to extend the nationwide sales of E15 gasoline, the blended fuel with...

Thanks largely to payments from the federal government, Missouri farmers will see a 9% net increase in income, according to the Spring...

The week brought a series of announcements that may have varying effects on farmland owners and investors. First, the overall economy. It...

California’s farmland values have been falling, much like Scott Bozzo, the state’s American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers 2025 farm manager of the year, expected. A rising number of bankruptcies, fortunately, have not sent those values into a free fall. But the state has still lost an estimated $17 billion in farmland value over the past year, Bozzo estimates.