A new study from Texas A&M University warns of a significant decline in broiler chicken fertility rates by the year 2050. The research shows that hatchability — the percentage of fertilized eggs that ...

The OSRI Act responds to the growing U.S. organic market and the need for better data and innovation. It focuses on USDA-funded research, aiming to reduce organic imports and ensure American farmers ...

“We will continue to do everything we can to ensure our neighbors have the nutrition they need to thrive,” Patti Habeck, president and CEO of Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin, said in a statement.

Researchers at Michigan State University have made a groundbreaking discovery in Earth's deep soil layers, uncovering a new group of active microbes known as CSP1-3. These microbes were found in soil ...

Five University of Wisconsin-Platteville students overcame a significant travel challenge to participate in the 49th National Collegiate Landscape Competition in Fort Collins, Colorado.

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has designated ten Wyoming counties as primary natural disaster areas due to extreme drought conditions. This declaration enables the Farm Service ...

A new study from Texas A&M University warns of a significant decline in broiler chicken fertility rates by the year 2050. The research shows that hatchability — the percentage of fertilized eggs that ...

Innovation Venture also helps bridge the funding gap for HBCUs, offering capital, mentorship, and business partnerships. This support helps young innovators build solutions that benefit not only their ...

Hosted by the UWRF Collegiate Farm Bureau (CFB), the 13th annual event is scheduled for Thursday, April 10th, kicking off with opening ceremonies at 9:30 a.m. in front of the University Center at 501 ...

The United States Postal Service will celebrate Antique Tractor Preservation Day on August 22, 2025, with a special pictorial postmark available from the Hutchinson, Kansas Post Office.

Smaller farms, often more susceptible to environmental stressors, are at a higher risk, and the ongoing trend of small dairy farm closures adds to the urgency of finding solutions.

The University of Maryland and USDA Agricultural Research Service researchers have secured $648,881 to develop a nasal vaccine that can prevent H5N1 bird flu in dairy cows. The funding comes from the ...