Portal to provide a centralized, one-stop resource to explore the variety of USDA initiatives designed to help GenNext Growers and ranchers succeed.

Five Midwest states receive additional incentives to establish pollinator habitats.

Tool utilizes 134 years of weather data to make predictions.

Court says Nevada onion grower must reimburse travel, visa expenses for H-2A workers during first week of work.

New AquaFlow 4.0 includes more functionality and is easier to use.

Agricultural operators are encouraged to apply for funding of projects involving improved water savings and energy reductions in irrigation systems.

Interested parties now have until Oct. 20 to comment on EPA’s proposed definition for waters of the United States under the Clean Water Act.

There may be reduced yield this year, but the future is more ominous.

Now is the time of year for almond growers to check for nutrient deficiency and make needed corrections.

The compact tractors are equipped with a diesel particulate filter to further reduce emissions, ensuring compliance with the latest Tier IV emission standards.

Perpetrator(s) seeking personal and financial information.

The State Water Resources Control Board has announced that approximately 1,634 junior water-rights holders in the San Joaquin River watershed are receiving curtailment notices.

Programs created allow producers to protect land and help new, minority, and veteran farmers get their start in agriculture.

The first continuation referendum vote ever held by the industry was not remotely close, with 95% of growers in favor.

Poindexter Nut Company will also be introducing new laydown and stand up retail bags this summer.

USDA report cites rising prices and increased volume as main factors behind projected windfall.

New board members bring business experience and much more to the the table.

Setting goals and plotting how to reach them can help young farmers successfully navigate today’s financially troubled waters.

Figure for 2013 is 8% greater than two years earlier, as growers continue to plant Chandler variety.