The latest news from the agricultural sector
2026-06-26
US Hog Inventory Shows Slight Decline
US hog inventory reaches 73.7 million with a slight decline year over year. USDA report highlights stable production, litter growth, and strong state-wise hog distribution. Read more
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2026-06-26
Liquid Biochar Boosts Pasture Yield and Profits
Liquid biochar fertilizers significantly increased pasture yields, improved nutrient balance, and boosted farm profits offering a sustainable solution to reduce fertilizer losses Read more
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2026-06-26
President Trump asks Congress for additional ag funding
$11.1 billion is required to support farmers, Trump said Read more
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2026-06-26
USDA Invests $310 Million to Boost Farm Conservation
USDA invests $310 million through RCPP to support farmers with conservation efforts strengthening soil water resources and productivity across agricultural lands. Read more
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2026-06-26
Root Microbiome Helps Crops Beat Heat Stress
Scientists find root microbes help crops respond to heat stress by activating genes, improving plant survival in high temperatures, and boosting resilience in maize sorghum. Read more
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2026-06-26
Tractor from Jeremy Clarkson’s farm sells at auction
The 2016 Deutz-Fahr sold for more than US$93,000 Read more
2026-06-26
Seeding virtually done in Saskatchewan, though some acres unseeded
The latest provincial crop report indicates seeding is basically done in Saskatchewan as progress is marked at 99 per cent complete. Read more
2026-06-26
First in Conservation: Farm Bill Extends Tax Credit
North Carolina boasts a number of firsts: first in flight, the nation’s first public university and the first colony to officially sanction independence in 1776. Read more
2026-06-26
Soil Solarization in High Tunnels: Management of Soilborne Pathogens, Plant-Parasitic Nematodes, and Weeds
Overtime, soilborne pathogens and weeds can become problematic in high tunnels and lead to a decline in crop yield and quality. From late spring through early fall, air temperatures inside Kentucky... Read more
2026-06-26
Knowledge Centre receives $2.6 million from Weston Family Prairie Grasslands Initiative
Stretching across Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba, Canada’s prairie grasslands support hundreds of species, including migratory birds, pollinators and people, while also sustaining soil health,... Read more
2026-06-26
White House Requests $11 Billion in Farmer Aid
Progressive Farmer’s Jake Zajkowski and Chris Clayton reportedthat “the White House on Wednesday asked Congress to pass a supplemental funding package that includes a request for $11.1 billion for... Read more
2026-06-26
Cereals Canada Announces New Board Leadership
Adam Dyck, industry representative from Warburtons, has been elected Chair of the Cereals Canada Board of Directors. As Chair, Dyck will help lead the organization’s work to strengthen Canada’s... Read more