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by C.J. Hadley, Range Magazine “In a classic Washington story, where power is everything and the process is laced with insider intrigue, backroom deal making, political chicanery, scheming backstabbing, conspiring …

  by Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press   WASHINGTON (AP) — States could no longer require labeling of genetically modified foods under legislation approved by a Senate panel. The Senate …

NEW ORLEANS, LA (March 1, 2016) – Advancing the conversation about the best ways to sustainably feed a growing population will be the overarching theme for the 2016 AgVocacy Forum, …

Wheat shipments from Australia may rise 2 percent next season as output increases, adding to ample global supplies that may push prices down to the lowest in more than a …

by Todd Neeley DTN Staff Reporter OMAHA (DTN) — The EPA pollution controls in the Chesapeake Bay watershed will stand as the U.S. Supreme Court Monday denied a review in …

Join the Stevenson Family for their annual spring production sale, Wednesday, March 16th at the Ranch in Hobson, MT.  Selling 250 top bulls with length, capacity, and muscle.  Sale begins …

Farm Bureau members work on agricultural advocacy, issues in D.C. Members of Montana Farm Bureau traveled to Washington, D.C. for the American Farm Bureau Issues Advisory Committee Meetings and Agricultural …

by Marcia Zarley Taylor DTN Executive Editor The National Agricultural Statistics Service released 2015 county yields last week, prompting speculation that much of the Corn Belt will receive sizable ARC payments …

 ST. LOUIS (February 23, 2016)—From microbes to honey bees, from unmanned aerial systems to measuring sustainability, from global weather patterns to a more efficient office space—the line-up of Learning Center …