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Meat processors must be included in agriculture worker solutions

Meat processors must be included in agriculture worker solutions

More than 850,000 hog farmers, cattle ranchers and poultry growers rely on meat packers and processors to market their animals.

Farm Progress America, June 17, 2025

Farm Progress America, June 17, 2025

Mike Pearson takes a look at the unexpected shot int eh farm for biofuels-- a massive jump is needed in production so that it can be blended into the U.S. fuel supply.

China approval for Bunge’s Viterra deal comes with demands

China approval for Bunge’s Viterra deal comes with demands

Beijing grants final regulatory approval for $34 billion deal creating an agricultural trading powerhouse.

Cow pies or golf balls?

Cow pies or golf balls?

From cow pasture and hay to fairways and golf greens—it looks like water no longer runs downhill.

Beef cattle disease confirmed in Iowa for the first time

Beef cattle disease confirmed in Iowa for the first time

The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship has confirmed the state's first case of Theileriosis in cattle.

Stop saying stupid things, start winning

Stop saying stupid things, start winning

Mental Coach Trevor Moawad's "Verbal Governor" principle transforms performance in football and ranching.

Much needed, widespread showers through Midwest for the near term

Much needed, widespread showers through Midwest for the near term

Looking ahead for the next five days, indications are that pastures and crops in the Midwest will get some much needed moisture. Agricultural meteorologist Greg Soulje joins us with the details.

U of I study confirms previous findings showing spring cattle grazing has no effect on sage-grouse nest success

U of I study confirms previous findings showing spring cattle grazing has no effect on sage-grouse nest success

Long-term research shows that grazing and conservation can go hand-in-hand in sagebrush country.

Alabama cattlemen’s secret weapon to diversified production

Alabama cattlemen’s secret weapon to diversified production

Alabama’s ideal climate and expert-backed forage systems are helping cattle producers cut costs, improve herd health, and build environmental resilience.

J.R. Fisher promoted to Account Manager for Select Sires Member Cooperative

J.R. Fisher promoted to Account Manager for Select Sires Member Cooperative

J.R. will be responsible for a direct sales route, working with both dairy and beef customers.