Ag News Stories

NIIGATA, JAPAN – The Ministers of Agriculture from Argentina, Brazil, Canada and the United States highlighted that food demand is rising while agricultural production faces significant constraints, such as limited access …

WASHINGTON – On the heels of unsuccessful trade negotiations with China, the White House is expected to increase tariffs from 10 percent to 25 percent on $200 billion worth of Chinese …

Montana Governor Steve Bullock has vetoed two bills from this past session that dealt with wild bison. On April 29th, the Governor vetoed House Bill 132 which would have provided …

By Russ Daly, SDSU Extension Veterinarian, State Public Health Veterinarian Beef herds calving in late winter or early spring flirt with disaster annually when it comes to bitter weather conditions. …

The North Dakota Grain Growers Association has voted unanimously to withdraw from the National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG) effective June 30th. The North Dakota association released a statement and …

By Jonathan Kleinjan, SDSU Extension Crop Production Associate The spring of 2019 has been cold and wet in many areas, very similar to the weather observed in the spring of …

A strong majority of farmers and farmworkers say financial issues, farm or business problems and fear of losing the farm impact farmers’ mental health, according to a new national Morning Consult …

OMAHA (DTN) — The EPA continues to find no human health risks associated with the use of glyphosate and the herbicide is not a carcinogen, the agency said in its …

(WASHINGTON) – Wednesday, Montana Senators Jon Tester and Steve Daines along with Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse introduced a bipartisan bill to provide livestock haulers with regulatory relief from the restrictive …

As technology improves and continually moves forward, more and more information can be gathered remotely to make informed decisions on Nebraska’s farms and ranches. Remote Sensing is the science of …