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The gender gap exists, and it is alive and well, Farm Babe writes.
06/16/2026

The gender gap exists, and it is alive and well, Farm Babe writes.

Having more women-led farms don't prove some point about our strength but show other women that it is possible to accomplish your agriculture dreams.

Biological threats such as New World screwworm influence commerce, regulatory policy, and international relations betwee...
06/16/2026

Biological threats such as New World screwworm influence commerce, regulatory policy, and international relations between the United States and Mexico in ways traditionally associated with economic and security concerns.

The outbreak represents how biological threats impact trade and diplomatic relations, making animal health an agricultural, economic, and international security concern.

JBS said production from the facilities will be absorbed by other operations throughout its network.
06/15/2026

JBS said production from the facilities will be absorbed by other operations throughout its network.

JBS USA will close a Pa. beef plant and a Tenn. value-added facility, investing in growth-focused processing capabilities across its U.S. network.

06/15/2026

The National Golden Spur Award honors individuals who have demonstrated exceptional accomplishments in ranching and have earned the respect and admiration of their peers through their service to the industry.

The packaging spotlight helps to reflect a growing consumer interest in knowing the people behind their food.
06/15/2026

The packaging spotlight helps to reflect a growing consumer interest in knowing the people behind their food.

Virginia dairy farmer Molly Elgin McWilliams and her daughter are featured on Maola’s new Strawberry Whole Milk packaging during National Dairy Month.

06/15/2026

A look at the week ahead in the commodity markets.

June is Men's Mental Health Awareness Month. Missouri Farm Bureau has a plea to all farmers and ranchers that you should...
06/15/2026

June is Men's Mental Health Awareness Month. Missouri Farm Bureau has a plea to all farmers and ranchers that you shouldn't miss.

This 4-H teen is changing how people -- all the way up to her state Capitol -- look at pollinators and agriculture.
06/15/2026

This 4-H teen is changing how people -- all the way up to her state Capitol -- look at pollinators and agriculture.

After losing her family's beehives to a tornado, Okla. teen Lucile Morehouse transformed fascination with pollinators into nationwide conservation.

This study identifies five key areas where the agriculture sector could increase support for women.
06/15/2026

This study identifies five key areas where the agriculture sector could increase support for women.

A new American Farm Bureau Federation study of more than 4,300 women in agriculture found strong confidence and leadership interest among respondents.

This article and social media post were NOT written using water-sucking, drought-inducing AI tools.
06/14/2026

This article and social media post were NOT written using water-sucking, drought-inducing AI tools.

Data centers use a lot of land and water, but yet livestock producers continue to get the brunt of pushback from the public over their use of resources.

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