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Running a dairy farm is tough work. But for Lorraine Thiele of Cabot, Pennsylvania, it’s also a canvas for creativity.
Millions of Americans could see a reduction in food assistance. House Republicans are proposing major budget cuts including possible cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP.
Agriculture leaders emphasize the need for a stable, legal workforce as immigration policies affect the industry.
Dairy producers around the world are seeing an increase in production costs.
Dairy producers are starting the year off with margin pressure following the latest round of USDA reports.
The latest USDA American Farms and Ranches at a Glance report offers insights to how row crop growers are making a go of it financially in 2025.
Dairy producers are closely watching how potential trade changes could affect exports, particularly as concerns rise over Canada’s compliance with the USMCA and the critical role of top trading partners.
Despite a decline in milk production throughout most of the year, there has been an unexpected resurgence lately creating a year-over-year increase of 0.4%.
It took almost all year, but there is better news price wise for dairy producers.
After battling recent declines, fluid milk consumption is back on the rise.
Taking a look at the current national dairy supplies, one USDA economist says supplies remain relatively tight amid strong demand. Plus, how a community is coming together after a massive fire over the weekend at one of Ohio’s largest dairy farms.
It’s estimated Americans are now eating 42 lbs. per capita of cheese annually – more than double since the government started keeping track back in 1975.
How much is a dime worth? For three sisters who grew up on a dairy farm in Ohio, it could mean a big pay day.
As we near 200-herds being impacted by highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), the USDA says work is moving forward on a vaccine.
If new predictions hold true it could be a hotter than normal summer across much of the U.S