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The USDA is forecasting more milk and lower dairy prices heading into 2026 and 2027, with a growing U.S. dairy herd driving production up by about 1.5 billion pounds year over year.

The Pacific Northwest drought map is looking more serious this week, with Idaho, Oregon, and Washington all reporting expanding dry conditions and parts of Idaho near the Nevada border now at the highest drought classification on the scale.

Federal lands are set to see increased grazing, a decision ranchers applaud for its potential to reduce wildfire risks while sparking debate with environmentalists over land use.

USDA confirmed Wednesday the detection of New World Screwworm in the United States for the first time in 60 years.

The Memorial Day Weekend is the unofficial start of the summer grilling season. USDA’s Food Safety Expert Meredith Carothers said with the warmer weather, it’s important to protect against food safety risks.

Buckle up, folks! Spring’s breezy arrival is shaking things up with winds that could reach a staggering 65 mph in some areas.

Aiming for healthier choices, the USDA has rolled out new requirements for stores. More fresh foods are on the way for families using SNAP.

With conflicting signals swirling in the atmosphere, this summer’s forecast is shaping up to be a real head-scratcher.

With the USDA's latest interest rate updates, local farmers face tough decisions ahead. What does this mean for their bottom line?

The latest survey reveals a fascinating shift in farmland ownership—over 79 million acres are now in the hands of those who don’t farm.