Tag: Livestock

Here is a Rancher’s Guide to Sustainable Grazing Practices, exploring the benefits, techniques, and their essential roles in conservation.source

In this article, we’ll explore what financing looks like for both agricultural producers and lenders and the steps to finding funding.source

What are food deserts and how can we combat food deserts in our areas?source

Harvest timing, fertility, and post-harvest strategies impact the moisture of corn, and there are new methods to optimize moisture for better results. The post Mastering Corn Moisture Content: The Effects of Harvesting and Storage appeared first on AGDAILY. source

Animal wellness is a critical consideration for farmers. Livestock health and wellness can directly impact productivity, yields, and more.source

Malathion, a commonly used pesticide for both agricultural use and home gardening, has had a long and widely disputed history. First approved for use in 1956, it increased in popularity during the 1980s due to its efficacy against the Mediterranean fruit fly. Malathion has worked its way into products many US consumers wouldn’t take a […]

There’s a lot going on in farming these days. Some farmers are looking at succession plans, trying to figure out who will take over the family business. Others are looking to transition away from factory farming, and still others are looking at bringing on new technology or systems to help them be more efficient. This […]

The rise and return of screwworms: understanding their threat to livestock, wildlife, and humans from those who lived it. The post Screwworm eradication lessons from a longtime veterinarian appeared first on AGDAILY. source

Five-time Entertainer of the Year Luke Bryan will headline his sixteenth Farm Tour in 2025, but with a new twist on schedule and location. The post Luke Bryan’s Farm Tour will look a bit different this time appeared first on AGDAILY. source

Modern Ag Alliance Executive Director Elizabeth Burns-Thompson specializes in helping farmers and rural businesses sustain their voice in the political process. The post Modern Ag Alliance chooses its first executive director appeared first on AGDAILY. source

New reforms under the Packers and Stockyards Act aim to improve transparency, fairness, and accountability for farmers in poultry and livestock contracting. The post USDA announces key changes to Packers and Stockyards Act appeared first on AGDAILY. source

The pesticides approved in organic farming are largely natural ones, though a limited amount of synthetic substances are permitted While much about modern farming techniques centers around the use of synthetic pesticides (a catch-all term that includes herbicides, insecticides, fungicides, and other similar substances) on large acreage, the question often comes up, “Does organic mean […]

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller criticizes the new Horse Protection Act rule as an example of government overreach. The post Op-ed: New horse protection act rules, more harm than good? appeared first on AGDAILY. source

In this article, we will explore the benefits of food donation, how to find local sites to donate to, how that helps your local ….source

In Stillman Valley, Illinois, a high school senior named Robbie Thurow is leaving his mark on his community and the agricultural world. The post How an Illinois FFA member is building community and business appeared first on AGDAILY. source

This article will dive into the crucial topic of efficiently tracking farmworker hours and simplifying farm payroll management.source

Understanding best practices for farm equipment care and maintenance, can reduce repair costs and prevent unexpected breakdowns. Here’s how.source

We’ve broken down the top tips to improve farm efficiency and production on your farm.source

Deere’s new high-speed disk series improves residue flow, boosts frame strength, and is autonomy-ready to enhance field finish and reduce operational time. The post Deere’s high-speed disk boosts residue flow, frame strength appeared first on AGDAILY. source

This story was originally published by Reasons to be Cheerful, and is reprinted with permission. When Michael Kotutwa Johnson goes out to the acreage behind his stone house to harvest his corn, his fields look vastly different from the endless rows of corn you see in much of rural North America. Bundled in groups of […]

Ethanol production from agriculture is an example of how farming can intersect with renewable energy, allowing economic opportunities and sustainability. The post The process of producing ethanol from agriculture appeared first on AGDAILY. source

After two decades of delays, Senate Bill 703 went into effect last week, banning nearly all agricultural burning in an effort to reduce pollution. The post California smothers future efforts to burn agriculture waste appeared first on AGDAILY. source

Longer, more diverse rotations of crops fertilized with livestock manure don’t sequester carbon as well as previously thought, Iowa State researchers said. The post Diversified cropping systems don’t deliver on soil sequestration appeared first on AGDAILY. source

The 2025 incoming agriculture committee leadership, including minority members, will influence which sectors receive attention over the next two years. The post Race to the handshake: New agriculture leaders in Congress appeared first on AGDAILY. source

Learn how irrigation management is essential for optimizing water use, maintaining crop health, and ensuring sustainable farm operations.source