The Agriculture Department's one farmer, one file initiative envisions new ways to report crop acreage and develop conservation plans, and a wholesale overhaul of the department's IT infrastructure, ...

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Last December, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) launched a new initiative that will set aside $700 million for regenerative agriculture ...

In light of current market dynamics, there has been growing interest in converting marginal dryland crop acres to perennial pasture. Additionally, several government and non-governmental organizations ...

After View Drive residents came forward and said they’re interested in a buyout, the Assembly moved to sign a federal agreement.

Language continues to be revised for role ...

By the time spring finally loosens winter’s grip in northern Michigan, everyone wants to be outside making progress. For landowners planning to plant trees and shrubs, though, the biggest factor ...

Unseasonably warm temperatures are continuing to erode Montana’s snowpack, with deficits growing across much of the state ...

This winter’s snowpack in the Colorado mountains is the worst on record, but that record only goes back 39 years. There is ...

As Congress advances the Farm Bill, strengthening voluntary conservation programs on farms, ranches, and forests is essential ...

Despite historically low snowpack across the state, Gunlock Reservoir in Utah was at about 100% capacity in early February, ...

Seed costs for both corn and soybeans are high, but with the soybeans’ ability to compensate when using lower planting populations, seed placement is much more critical with corn. Consider these ideas ...