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Six new sites recognized as Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems
On Lanzarote, farmers developed a remarkable agricultural system rooted in the innovative use of local volcanic soil.
World Bee Day 2025: Africa honey production has highest global growth rate
Globally, honey production reached 1 894 thousand tonnes in 2023, with Africa having the highest growth rate.
Secretary Rollins Announces Farmers First: Small Family Farms Policy Agenda
After nearly 100 days of traveling the nation and visiting directly with hundreds of farmers across America.
Without Rain, Nebraska Farmers Are ‘Staring 2012 Conditions Square in the Face’
The U.S. Drought Monitor released its latest report Thursday, showing worsened drought conditions in Nebraska. According to the monitor, around 62% of the state is in severe or extreme drought.
Great Plains Brings Narrow Transport Size to Min- and No-Till Box Drills
Great Plains has introduced new sizes of its BD7410 min-till drill, and the BD7510: a brand-new box drill for no-till operations.
Kioti Announces Industry-First Sub-Compact Tractor With a Cab
Kioti has launched the CS30 Series sub-compact tractor — the first of its size with a factory-installed climate-controlled cab.
USDA Serves Up Food Safety Guidelines for Your Summer Cookout
As friends and families get ready to kick off summer by firing up the grill and serving foods at a cookout, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) shares some tips to keep your celebrations safe.
USDA Pegs Old Crop and New Crop Corn Ending Stocks Lower Than Expected
Today, USDA released the May 2025 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report.
USDA Announces $26.5 Million in Grant Funding Available through the Local Agriculture Market Program
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced $26.5 million in grant funding available through the Local Agriculture Market Program (LAMP) to help local.
Brazil’s May Soy Exports Could Drop as Trade War, Large Crop Extend Season - Anec
Brazil’s soybean exports could fall to 12.6 million tons in May despite the country having just harvested a record crop.