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After adjusting the rules mid-game, all but two of the 28 samples tested by EWG had levels of glyphosate above their health benchmark of 160 parts per billion.

Despite a wild fall, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) expects a warmer-than-normal winter for the western two-thirds of the U.S. They don’t expect any areas with cooler-than-normal conditions.

Veterinary students at the U.S. Animal Health Association annual meeting are hearing a clear message: The profession needs young people, and those who enter the field have unlimited opportunities.

While the popularity of plant-based proteins is certainly growing, data shows that consumers are still choosing traditional sources of protein such as meat, eggs and dairy as their primary source.

As online options become more available and consumers become more comfortable with online shopping, the category is set to grow rapidly.

Oct. 12 is National Farmer's Day, a time to recognize the farmers who continue on in spite of the hardships.

Is it too much to expect that even news sources with a partisan bias at least make an attempt at presenting a story objectively?

As Hurricane Michael makes landfall along the Florida Gulf Coast, the FDA lists resources available for producers who harvesting, mixing, storing or distributing grains and other foods for animals.

Because of the industry wide economic recession, it will be difficult to secure operating credit. Here's how to start crucial conversations now.

Should Happy the elephant win "legal personhood" in a lawsuit filed in New York, America's legal system will see more such suits from activists seeking to end food animal production.

The new U.S. tax bill is in full effect. While we wait for the IRS to provide a full interpretation, we do have more information on some sections.

Accidents on farms and ranches can be quite severe, and space in a first aid kit is limited, so it is important to choose items for kits wisely.

Of the top 10 products in terms of year-over-year percentage growth, poultry products account for half of them, with chicken making up the bulk of that.

"No greater calling than that of a classroom teacher,” says Kevin Frazier, who began his 40th year teaching agriculture in Ponca City, Okla.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture intends to reopen the rulemaking process known as “Farmer Fair Practices Rules” in the spring of 2019.

Recognizing female farmers for Women’s Equality Day, Land O’ Lakes has raised $100,000 for Feeding America with their popular video “She-I-O”, a spin on “Old MacDonald Had a Farm.”

Our young people are looking for causes to help them connect. They are replicating the "specialness" they experienced in their families by recreating pools of “specially connected” influencers.

The worst thing you can do is to rush when equipment gets stuck. It only takes seconds for things to go horribly wrong.

It’s a sign of the times that 98-year-old Perdue Farms Inc. is looking at selling non-meat protein products alongside its signature chickens and turkeys.

Guess what? A comprehensive new study determined that eating meat and drinking milk not only isn’t bad for human health, it actually reduces mortality.

It's not vegan, it's "plant-based." So will carnivores bite?

The farmer who employed murder suspect Cristhian Bahena Rivera says he's received death threats. Rivera was charged with the murder of missing Iowa college student Mollie Tibbetts. Rivera worked at the dairy farm.

A viral comedy video exposes “nut milking” and seeks to start a conversation with consumers about labeling plant-based beverages that are often called “milk.”

Today is the deadliest driving day of the year.

Major U.S. food companies are targeted in a scathing new report by Mighty Earth on meat's impact on water pollution and climate change.

Three universities will partner to lead a new national institute on antimicrobial resistance.

Gage and Jimmy Kent were invited by President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence to the “Made in America” product showcase at the White House July 23, 2018.

For those who don’t have their farm transition or succession plan in place, be sure to get started on that process.

Drought, tariffs, trade wars – a seemingly bottomless vat of depressing news. That’s why it’s refreshing to see Americans pulling together to right an injustice.

A training period will set the employee up for success and contribute to the farm or ranch operation.

The blanket requirement for bovine tuberculosis (TB) testing of dairy cattle entering Indiana has been lifted, effective July 11.

Last year Americans spent $69.5 billion on their pets, according to the American Pet Products Association. More than $62 million of that on plastic surgery.

Farms, processing plants and other locations involved in the process of producing meat, poultry, milk and eggs need to prepare in case of an activist incident.

There shouldn’t be any debate over whether agriculture, business and education need to collaborate to address the nation’s 21st century challenges. The stakes are far too critical.

Depression and unbearable sadness can be all consuming, but suicide is not the answer. There are resources available to help you walk through this valley.

Early results from research at the University of California, Davis, indicate that a small amount of an ocean algae in cattle feed could dramatically cut greenhouse gas emissions million dairy cows.

You don’t cruise into a fast-food drive-thru in search of a low-cal, lite ’n lean lunch. So why not pile on the protein? Which is exactly what Arby’s is offering with its three killer sandwiches.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation is willing to pay farmers $1,000 per acre to leave corn rows standing near highways in an effort to control blowing snow in the winter.

Fridays on AgDay means Farm Sense with Clinton Griffiths.

World food prices edged marginally higher in April from March, with the prices of most cereals and dairy products continuing to rise while sugar fell further, the United Nations food agency said on Thursday.

Tyson Foods, the largest U.S. meat processor, has invested in an Israeli biotech company developing a way to grow affordable meat in a laboratory that takes live animals out of the equation.

Just because an odor lawsuit happened in the pork industry, don't think it can't happen in other animal ag industries.

Americans say they care more about animal welfare than children’s education and hunger.

Unless yields soar to never-before-seen highs, the United States this summer will certainly harvest the smallest corn crop in three years since the production volume may not be padded by a boost in plantings.

Young people have many questions about diet and health — and all kinds of misconceptions, as well. But even a university professor wasn’t ready for one student’s outrageous question.

World food prices rose in March from the month before, driven by increases in grains and dairy costs, the United Nations food agency said on Thursday.

As ‘Non-GMO’ labeling seems to be taking over increasingly large swaths of the supermarket shelves, it’s instructive to ask the obvious questions: Why – and also, how – did this happen?

Egg prices in the U.S. have surged close to a record high, just in time for Easter.

Authorities exercised search warrants and found piles of dead cattle, others in poor condition, and numerous other animal welfare violations.

Following the resignations of two of the leaders of the HSUS due to allegations of sexual harassment, a cynical re-writing of that sordid development is well underway.