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Milk Suppliers Need Stronger Price - Colac Herald

Milk Suppliers Need Stronger Price - Colac Herald

Dairy farmers and farming groups have expressed their disappointment with the opening milk prices for the 2025-26 season. But multiple processors have already responded by lifting their prices in recent days.See the Story

Farm & Food File: MAGA and MAHA meet; aha it's not

United States · United States

Farm & Food File: MAGA and MAHA meet; aha it's not

For U.S. farmers and ranchers, Thursday, May 22 was right out of a Dickens novel: It was the best of days and the worst of days.Read Article

From the Fields: Received rains appreciated; a hope for warmer temps

Kansas, United States · Kansas

From the Fields: Received rains appreciated; a hope for warmer temps

The aftereffects of wind resulted in plenty of crop scouting at the Sip farm. “Our corn originally looked really beat up, but it’s really coming out of that,” Rebecca Sip stated on May 30.Read Article

Back Roads: Of vintage and one's value

Natalie Pierson’s grandma called her a seed planter. She is also a world traveler, a visionary, an artist, an entrepreneur.Read Article

2025 Outstanding Teacher of the Year honored

Minnesota Agriculture in the Classroom (MAITC) is proud to announce Nathan Lund of Glacial Hills Elementary in Starbuck, MN as the recipient of the 2025 Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award.Minnesota · Minnesota Read Article

From My Farmhouse Kitchen: Hey you there, common nail with a head on

Last year, we finally made the hard decision of burning down the old barn on our farm.Kansas, United States · Kansas Read Article

A Closer Look: Achieving the State FFA Degree

Building connections is one of Haylee Jolitz’s favorite parts of FFA, and so it makes sense that the State Convention is also high on her list. This year, the trip was especially memorable for the Pipestone Area High School senior…Pipestone · Pipestone Read Article

Swine & U: University of Minnesota PRRS Research

You may recall that Dr. Kim VanderWaal’s group in the Department of Veterinary Population Medicine has been classifying PRRS virus genetics to better learn which viruses are related to each other, and therefore more thoroughly identify virus movement in PRRS…Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul Read Article

The difference is real at Gardner Family Farm

Ellen and Jim Gardner set out to build a lifestyle, and their business has grown as fast as the chickens, turkeys, and lambs that roam the farm.Read Article

Finalists named for 72nd Princess Kay of the Milky Way

Ten young women were named as finalists for the 72nd Princess Kay of the Milky Way.Minnesota · Minnesota Read Article

New virus is wiping out Minnesota turkey flocks, costing farmers $112 million so far

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MINNEAPOLIS – There’s a new virus wiping out Minnesota turkey flocks, and unlike with bird flu the federal government doesn’t cover producers for losses.Minneapolis, Minnesota · Minneapolis See the Story

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