Lydia Johnson

Asparagus production in the Golden State has plummeted and farmers are turning to unique varieties and new marketing avenues to continue producing the crop.

Declines in fertilizer prices from 2022 highs and an improvement in California’s water supply suggest the upcoming fruit and nut season could be a good one for growers.

A key Senate lawmaker says the ongoing debate about raising the debt ceiling and a lack of farm bill legislative text should not prevent lawmakers from getting the 2023 bill done on time.

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack encouraged nearly 70,000 FFA members on Thursday to develop entrepreneurial-minded agriculture operations that can benefit from diversified sources of income.

Christmas trees, wreaths, dairy products, poinsettias and specialty goods — oh my! For more than 60 years, the Housatonic Valley FFA Chapter in

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — A resilient Abby Zwerner is opening up about the trauma and struggles she has endured in the year since her then-6-year-old student intentionally shot her inside her Richneck Elementary School classroom.

Kansas City's first ever Killith Faire is performing at the recordBar on Feb. 10. It features all woman/femme musicians.

PORTSMOUTH, Va. - Rivers Casino in Portsmouth will hold a special ceremony Saturday celebrating its first year in operation. The ceremony will include the unveiling of a time capsule to be opened in 2073.

Building upon his early years of service as an Illinois FFA chapter president, Mike Builta launched a career rooted in relationships, integrity and service in the agriculture industry.

When Liberti Sell moved from urban Las Vegas, Nevada, to rural Rappahannock County in Virginia, she had no interest in agriculture or joining FFA. That changed when her younger sister, an eighth-grader at the time, purchased a pig during an agricultural-class tour of a sale barn.