America’s dairy farms are bigger in size but fewer in numbers. According to the recently (2024) released USDA Census of Agriculture, there were 24,082 dairy
There are things that are just good for the soul An old dog that comes to greet you when you get home after a long
As the weather heats up and Southern California drivers head to the pump this month, they may get sticker shock once again. Last month, the
A groundbreaking exemption for drone piloting from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has further opened the door into the integration of drone applications on farms.
America’s meat, poultry and egg producers are applauding a new country-of-origin labeling rule that changes how meat, poultry and eggs can bear the “Product of
The Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing from Central Valley-based Trinitas Farming, its investment organization and 17 subsidy almond ranches earlier this year has resulted in numerous
I’m a man who likes cold whole milk in a glass, and real butter on my toast. I like the smell of coffee brewing and
According to a recent study, changing the coloring of Ag nets can dramatically lessen insect damage. Is this a practical approach for you as a
The U.S. cattle inventory is at a 73-year low, according to new data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The main reasons for this
The average age of farmers in the U.S. continues to increase, while the number of farms continues to decline, according to new numbers from the
The job market in California seems to be struggling based on the latest statistics. And compared to the US average, the state is not looking
Had a feller ask me “how many miles you reckon you’ve driven in your farming career?” How would I know? I never really thought about
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