Lacey Vilhauer

It's October, and there is not a spookier High Plains Journal article to revisit, than “Mysterious mutilations—Who or what is killing these

Producers with cattle and bison meeting certain criteria will be required to meet new animal traceability guidelines after Nov. 5.

For 20 years, genetically-modified wheat traits were set on the back burner, but now GMO wheat is back on the brain and the possibilities, as well as potential challenges, are abuzz.

Minnie Lou Bradley, famed owner of the Bradley 3 Ranch, has strived for profitably and efficiency since her cattle operation started almost 70 years ago.

Photo Caption: Margot, the Wellsummer, went through an ugly molting season. (Journal photo by Lacey Vilhauer.)

Since integrating AITC into her lessons, Bales has been selected as Oklahoma's State Ag in the Classroom Teacher of the Year and the National Excellence in Teaching about Agriculture Award.

The terms of a land lease agreement between a farmer and a landlord can significantly affect the net profit for both parties—whether it be a surplus or a deficit.

McDonald's is looking to make their Big Macs more sustainable, and cattle producers are in line to profit from this climate-smart endeavor.

A Texas A&M AgriLife research team is developing high-oil peanut cultivars, which are expected to expand peanut acres grown for oil.

51% of Americans live in childcare deserts—census tracts with more than 50 children under age 5 with either no childcare providers or there are three times as many children as licensed childcare slots.