Although early forecasts anticipated a downturn, U.S. beef exports in 2024 held strong. Challenges such as record-high cattle and beef prices, a strong U.S. dollar, and lower projected production were ...
Wisconsin's winter wheat faces potential winterkill due to prolonged cold and minimal snow cover. Assessing stands in early spring is crucial for farmers to determine crop viability. Without snow's ...
"America’s farmers and ranchers will be better off with a clear and simple WOTUS definition that stands the test of time. USDA supports EPA’s revisions of WOTUS that provide certainty and recognize ...
The budget proposes doubling funding for the Wisconsin Initiative for Agricultural Exports (WIAE), a program initially backed by Evers in his 2021-23 budget. This continued investment is crucial, ...
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) has awarded grants to nine projects under the 2025 Commercial Nitrogen Optimization Pilot Program (NOPP). These grants ...
During National Groundwater Awareness Week, Clean Wisconsin and its partners are advocating for $2.5 million in extra state funding for drinking water well testing, prioritizing low-income and ...
One major downside of late-calving cows is the reduced weaning weight of their offspring. Calves born later in the season are naturally younger at weaning, which results in lower weights.
A pesticide applicator certification training session will take place on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM at the Thorp Fire Hall, located at 101 N Wilson St, Thorp, WI 54771. This in ...
For decades, Canada has maintained strict controls on dairy imports to support its supply management system. Under NAFTA, dairy was largely off-limits. The USMCA opened limited access, granting U.S.
Cover crops, no-till planting, and stream restoration are among the practices that have shown promise in promoting sustainability. These efforts not only help in conserving the environment but also ...
The national average price for large Grade A eggs reached $4.95 per dozen in January 2025, according to USDA reports. By March, prices had risen further, with a daily national average of $8.15 per ...
The upcoming federal budget deadline March 14 is causing concern among farmers and ranchers, with the potential government shutdown threatening crucial agricultural support systems. If Congress fails ...
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