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The Feed Emergency Enhancement During Disasters Act (FEEDD Act) would allow producers who are utilizing prevent plant to at least graze, hay or chop a cover crop to feed livestock.

Skeptics question health claims. Want kale with those fries?

In a 13-minute conversation today with Farm Journal Media’s Pam Fretwell, Vilsack says Senate/House farm bill conferees are still working out the details in the dairy program.

The Holstein beef market is an integral part of the beef supply chain.

In addition to the daily chores on the farm, it is important for farmers to work on educating the public about who they are, what they do and why it matters.

Once again bovines and films have come together, this time on Twitter with the hashtag #MOOvies.

The contest is open to all photographers. Deadline is May 31, 2014.

Dairy steers have the genetic potential to produce well-marbled, lean beef. Producers should ensure a high quality product with responsible management practices.

According to USDA’s Agricultural Projection to 2024 report, released Feb. 11, the livestock sector should see lower feed costs, stronger returns and incentives for increasing production.

Can a rancher, feedlot or dairy legally shoot down a drone flying over its operation? University of Nebraska-Lincoln associate professor Wayne Woldt answers.