dairy industry

Oregon's dairy industry collaborates with the state to test milk for H5N1 bird flu, aiming to protect farmworkers and communities.

California's Central Valley hearing sheds light on environmental regulations impacting agricultural water needs, emphasizing the state's role in U.S. food security.

U.S. Agency for International Development Administrator Samantha Power says the U.S. will provide another $250 million in aid to Ukraine’s agricultural producers.

The Senate confirmed Alexis Taylor as USDA Undersecretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs, and U.S. ag groups reacted positively

As tasting rooms reopen at many California wineries, vintners and grape growers wait to see how customers respond to new requirements

While consumers' holiday food costs continue to decline, American food producers' incomes have dropped dramatically in recent years.

The dairy industry is keeping a wary eye on China’s devastating outbreak of African Swine Fever. What does the ASF disease in China have to do with milk prices?

The 2017 Ag Census shows the dairy industry continues its relentless march toward consolidation. The Ag Census shows over 54,000 farms had milk cows in 2017.

2019 could be better for the dairy industry, with the potential for a Class III milk price over $17 per hundredweight by late-summer and perhaps $18 by the fourth quarter.

Justin Trudeau is underfire by Canadian dairy farmers. He said he is flexible on increasing access to the country’s dairy industry. A change wanted in NAFTA.