AgDay
Hosted by Haley Bickelhaupt, AgDay provides the nation’s farmers and ranchers with the latest news, weather and business headlines, and features the people and places unique to the industry and small-town America.
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Hundreds of California farmers rallied at the Capitol on Monday to protest state water officials’ proposal to increase water flows in a major California river which would mean less water for farms in the Central Valley.
California Supreme Court hands Bayer a legal setback as it refuses to hear arguments as to why Roundup doesn’t belong on the state’s list of chemicals known to cause cancer.
It’s a steeple, church and congregation that’s been a staple in the Norborne, Mo. community for nearly 150 years. See how members of the Norborne Lutheran Church came together came together for a much-needed renovation
This event, hosted by Farm Journal Media and sponsored by AgriGold, will feature best-in-class speakers cover topics such as grain marketing, economic trends, strategic planning and more.
Some of Latin America’s largest grain ports are running short on soybeans as a fifth-day of a trucker strike in Brazil continues. .
Residents in the town of Berwick, PA have filed suit against a hog finisher, taking the case to the state’s highest court.
Tyne Morgan of U.S. Farm Report is talking to Greg Peterson, better known as Machinery Pete, at the National Farm Machinery Show.
While demand is growing in the U.S. and Asia for camel’s milk’, there simply aren’t enough camels available globally to supply the milk that retails for as much as $19 a liter ($72 a gallon) in parts of Asia.
First came soy, then almonds, cashews and coconuts. Now, dairy companies are milking everything from peas and quinoa to flax, oats and hemp amid surging demand for plant-based alternative drinks.
In agriculture, farmers and ranchers pride themselves on feeding the world.