Most Rented U.S. Farmland is Owned by Non-Farmers
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.
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More Eggs and Chickens Entering the Production Pipeline
Egg production is on the rise, with hatcheries across the country ramping up their numbers.
Beef Production Expected To Increase In 2026
“For 2026, we raised our beef production forecast by 190 million pounds," said World Agricultural Outlook Board Chair Mark Jekanowski.
Farm Numbers Decline Nationally, Across The Northwest
The latest USDA report reveals a sobering trend: fewer farms nationwide, fewer farms in the Northwest, and fewer acres in production.
USDA Moves to Block Screwworm Threat near Southern Border
The glow of sterile flies may soon light the way in the fight against a parasite that could shake up the cattle market.
OPINION: Eat Real Food
From fresh fruits to nutritious grains, the latest food guidelines are urging us to rethink what’s on our plates. Here’s what you need to know.
Beef Supplies Expected To Remain Tight, Pushing Prices Higher
Cattle supplies are tightening, and you might feel it at the grocery store. Let’s break down what these trends mean for your dinner plans.
Snowpack Levels A Concern Across The West
The snowpack has become an issue for not just the Northwest, but much of the west.
Wheat Growers Applaud Moving Food for Peace to USDA
Last week, USDA, the State Department and Office of Management and Budget signed an interagency agreement saying the Department of Ag should run Food For Peace.
New World Screwworm Detected Near Texas Border
State officials are warning livestock producers after a confirmed case of New World screwworm was found about 215 miles from the Texas border in Tamaulipas, Mexico.