by Burt Rutherford
Let’s talk feed efficiency. That is, after all, very relevant to profitability in the cattle business, especially given today’s high feed costs.
But relevance is one thing. Reality is entirely different. And the reality is that
by Courtney Llewellyn
UNADILLA FORKS, NY – Many people automatically think Motocross when they hear the name Unadilla, but located 11 miles north of that notorious racetrack is the hamlet of Unadilla Forks (also situated on the Unadilla River).
by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant
Especially in light of the pandemic, rural economies often struggle for stability during weather crises. Building resilience into the rural economy can help farms endure through tough times.
Ronnie Coffman, professor of global development, international
The New York Cattle Battle (NYCB) series is a beef cattle show that focuses on providing positive experiences for families. The NYCB was born from the lack of shows for kids in 2020 when COVID decimated their showing season.
American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall welcomes EPA’s announcement regarding the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS).
“The American Farm Bureau Federation appreciates the administration’s recognition that renewable fuels produced by America’s farmers have an important role in America’s future.
Gordon R. Metz of Martinsville and Jonathan S. Shouse of Henrico County were honored with Virginia Farm Bureau Federation’s 2021 Distinguished Service Awards during the VFBF Annual Convention.
Metz, a Henry County beef cattle and hay producer, received a
From twinkling lights to the smell of pine and peppermint, it is evident that the holiday season is now upon us. While we anticipate this season to be joyous and magical, unfortunately the reality of electrical and fire incidents,
Farm Bureau members from across Virginia got a better sense of the financial, physical, familial and emotional stressors that can contribute to a higher risk of suicide among farming and rural communities at VA Farm Bureau Federation’s annual convention.
A new study examining more than 100 years of agricultural production and weather data in the U.S. suggests stored water plays an important role in providing resilience to drought. The findings also suggest water management strategies, which differ across
The Agriculture Department announced the November Federal order Class III milk price at $18.03 per hundredweight, up 20 cents from October, $5.31 below November 2020, but the highest Class III price since May. The 11 month average stands at
