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Agricultural groups, including the Soy Transportation Coalition, say the change would help farmers move grain more efficiently at a time of tight margins and high diesel prices.

The program has also reduced contracts to a one-year commitment, giving growers more flexibility. Enrollment runs through Aug. 31.

Minnesota led the nation in farm bankruptcies during the first quarter of 2026, highlighting growing financial...

Robin Salverson, SDSU Extension Cow/Calf Field Specialist, said water samples tested this spring have been across the board in quality, with several samples showing salt levels too high for safe livestock consumption.

Colby Brandt, Minnesota Farm Bureau Public Policy Intern, is a rising senior at Iowa State University, where he is studying agriculture and rural policy.

“Responding to the survey gives farmers the opportunity to provide the most accurate picture of conservation practices on their cropland,” said NASS

Gwinner farmer and NDCGA Secretary/Treasurer and board director Adam Ladwig joined a select group of farmers and agribusiness leaders who met with Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew N.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture will issue $1.625 billion in payments to eligible specialty crop producers in response to elevated input costs

The Producer-Engaged Agricultural Technology Project funding is designed to close critical funding gaps for producer and end-user focused agricultural