A FAMILY of farmers say their business will be “destroyed” if major plans for new electricity pylons from Norwich to Tilbury go ahead. Dicky Lanham, 43, and his wife Clare, 46, operate and live at a ...

At Wyoming’s historic Cato Ranch, generations of stewardship, strong community ties, and a commitment to conservation ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said a New World screwworm case was confirmed in the Mexican state of Nuevo León, ...

A statewide drought is forcing farmers to delay planting, cut production and find new ways to water crops, raising concerns ...

On a typical summer’s day in Arkansas’ rural reaches — or that of any other state, actually — the landscape is the same. From ...

Milk’s true carbon footprint may be underestimated, with new research showing soil emissions play a major hidden role.

First-generation farmers are taking to the fields in greater numbers, drawn by the siren call of sustainable living, ...

Jackie Moore, owner and operator of Joplin Regional Stockyards, was one of five state residents inducted into the Missouri Agricultural Hall of Fame on April 14 in Jefferson City. “These inductees ...

A wildfire spanning Clay and Putnam counties is prompting evacuations, including for those with livestock. The Jacksonville ...

Government through the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development (MALD) has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening agricultural development through international partnerships following a ...

A new chapter in livestock breeding innovation is unfolding in Ireland with the introduction of SpermVital technology, a ...

More than a year after concerns over the New World screwworm prompted the shutdown of livestock crossings along the southern ...