Photo: Xinhua China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) on Wednesday said that it would intensify efforts to ...

Agronomists at Kansas State University believe that crabgrass could be used as an alternative cattle forage during summer. For cattlemen in eastern Kansas, pasture is a ...

The Kansas Soybean Association (KSA) believes that promoting increased biofuel usage is a top priority. But the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) delay for the ...

Energy is often the first limiting factor in low-quality hay. As your animals move from late gestation to peak lactation, ...

SIOUX CENTER, Iowa — 2026 Crop Advantage Series meetings will be held throughout Iowa, with a program planned Jan. 6, at ...

Today's market cycle of low crop prices likely to remain in the near term and government aid to be improtant, Rabobank ...

Maizex Seeds, a division of Sollio Agriculture, is adding a new, $8.8-million seed corn processing and packaging plant to its ...

A wet spring and a dry summer brought compounding challenges for farms in St. Lawrence County, with less high quality forage available and reduced milk yields as a result for some.  Liz ...

Companies introduce enhanced herbicide formulations and active ingredients for better weed control in corn and soybeans.

How does record warm temperatures, heavier storm events, and greater precipitation variability impact our soil health?

Prime growing conditions in southern Alberta and better corn genetics have been a game changer for feed in the cattle industry.

Ontario could use 41 per cent less arable land by not growing grain dedicated for livestock. Instead, that arable land could directly grow human food crops.