Before electricity, Wisconsin farms relied on lanterns and manual labor. Electric companies didn't see a profit in changing that.

Now throw in today's destabilized ag export markets, more White House tariffs, a Department of Agriculture whose data integrity is being questioned and the certain impact of more climate change.

Fustead Emory Blitz-ET, Excellent 94, born in 1996, is the top-selling Select Sires bull, with more than 1.6 million units of ...

This feature first ran in a special Farm News publication called Barns of Iowa, published Nov. 28, 2025. KAMRAR — “I wish this old barn could talk,” said Wayne Blue of the barn on the home farm where ...

Bob and Josh Hiemstra of Brandon, Wis., milk 120 Holstein cows and raise 135 beef-on-dairy cattle on their diversified farm in western Fond du Lac County. The 69-year-old father and 49-year-old son ...

Everything needed for success in dairying is on offer with the sale of Cashdale Park at Korumburra South, a highly developed ...

Florida’s proximity geographically naturally makes it easy to get to most any spring training site in a day’s drive or less. The fun of sitting in the sun, having a beer or two and a hotdog, and ...

Annie G’s Dairy debuts the first-of-its-kind U.S. retail milk vending machine with A2A2, robot-milked, flavored milk—see tech meet tradition.

Here come the chickens as Republicans on the House Ag Committee push their subsidy-heavy, SNAP-lite Farm Bill through Congress.

If you grew up on a farm, you know that milk cows show up to be milked, horses return to the barn to be fed and, like clockwork, chickens return ...

"Well, here come the chickens as Republicans on the House Ag Committee push their subsidy-heavy, SNAP-lite Farm Bill through Congress," writes Alan Guebert, agriculture columnist.

More than 20,000 USDA employees left in early 2025. As farm aid, disease outbreaks and consolidation grow, critics warn the agency is stretched heading into 2026.