As the Tartar Fire continues burning along the Idaho-Oregon border, ranching families are facing years of recovery.

New World screwworm responses have reduced active U.S. cases through sterile fly releases, drone-assisted surveillance, and ...

As the United States heads into the back half of the summer growing season, meteorologists at AccuWeather say that it is ...

New research suggests groundwater pumping for cannabis irrigation in Northern California’s Emerald Triangle could reduce streamflow in some headwater creeks, particularly during dry years, potentially ...

JOHNSTON, Iowa — It’s almost hard to imagine that corn, one of the most productive crops in the world, began as a wild grass with only a handful of hard kernels. Modern corn began more modestly in ...

American Farmland Trust launched its 18th America’s Farmer’s Market Celebration to support and celebrate the role that ...

For over a century, the Colorado River has fueled one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world. Its water irrigates roughly 5.5 million acres of farmland, supports ranches from Wyoming ...

Farmer confidence improved in July after three consecutive months of decline, according to the latest Purdue University-CME Group Ag Economy Barometer, as stronger corn and soybean prices helped lift ...

Colorado’s closely watched wolf reintroduction program is entering its next phase with the appointment of a new conservation manager — all while ranchers and livestock organizations continue pressing ...

Georgia is one of the nation's leading cotton-producing states, but dry conditions that began last year have worsened as ...