Ag News Stories

by David Burton, University Of Missouri Extension Any producer wanting to have more cows and heifers calve in daylight hours should try to delay putting out hay and cubes until …

All Farm Service Agency (FSA) service centers will be open beginning January 24 to provide the majority of FSA services needed by farmers and ranchers during this critical time of …

State veterinarians in North Dakota are investigating a beef herd in Sargent County, located in southeastern North Dakota, after bovine tuberculosis (TB) was identified. “In late 2018, we were notified …

Washington – U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue today announced that many Farm Service Agency offices will reopen temporarily in the coming days to perform certain limited services for farmers and ranchers. …

Many ranchers philosophically disagree with the mission of the American Prairie Reserve to buy private ranchland, take it out of ag production, and create the largest nature reserve in the continental …

New national survey data released Jan. 10 found that consumers – by a nearly three-to-one margin – want the U.S. Food & Drug Administration to enforce existing regulations and prohibit …

The MSU Ag Econ Department has put together a new online tool to assist wheat producers in accessing price and basis information when making marketing decisions. This project was sponsored …

In front of a celebratory gathering of approximately 7,000 farmers and ranchers from across the nation, American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall opened AFBF’s 100th Annual Convention on Sunday …

The American Prairie Reserve (APR) is presently engaged in a major publicity effort to advance its acceptance in the Lewistown area by supporting a conference to teach area landowners how …

NEW ORLEANS – The Montana Farm Bureau has received the Pinnacle Award for Program and Membership Achievement during American Farm Bureau 100th Annual Convention Jan. 11-16 in New Orleans. The …