U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Brooke Rollins has outlined her strategy and schedule for distributing nearly $21 billion in disaster relief funding to American farmers and ranchers.

Hoeven thanked Secretary Rollins for delivering $10 billion in market-based disaster assistance and continues collaborating with her to advance the $21 billion in weather-related aid. Secretary ...

A unique biotech project is taking shape in Jefferson County, Wisconsin, where Onego Bio will build its first facility to produce egg white protein using fungus fermentation. The company uses ...

Fair Indigo, a Madison-based brand, works closely with a small-batch workshop in Peru to make handmade clothing from organic Pima cotton. Due to recent trade policies, they now face a 10% tariff on ...

The University of Idaho claimed first place overall at the 2025 National Collegiate Soil Judging Contest, held April 27 through May 2 in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Competing against 26 other ...

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins is set to visit the United Kingdom from May 12 to 14, marking her first international trade mission. This visit follows Trump's administration announcement ...

A new study led by Penn State researchers suggests that conservation programs focused on improving water quality may achieve better results by prioritizing rural farms over urban ones.

On May 6, Weissman will host NEW PORK CITY, a one-day culinary tour in Manhattan, offering fans and media a six-course, pork-only tasting menu inspired by iconic New York City landmarks and pork’s ...

The University of Idaho claimed first place overall at the 2025 National Collegiate Soil Judging Contest, held April 27 through May 2 in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Competing against 26 other ...

Despite these serious impacts, the study points out that U.S. regulators do not fully consider the effects of pesticides on soil life when approving their use. The researchers stress that pesticide ...

According to the latest Purdue University-CME Group Ag Economy Barometer, 70% of surveyed farmers believe that the administration’s tariff policies will benefit the agricultural economy in the long ...

A new study by Stanford reveals the damaging effects of climate change on crop yields, particularly for key grains like wheat, barley, and maize.