Farmers could see even higher fuel and fertilizer costs for this spring,” reported Quinn. “Higher prices aren’t the only problem: Supply is in jeopardy,” Rook reported.

Jesus’ command in Mark 16:15 is clear: “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.” The call is not to ...

We’re taking farmland that could be used to grow food, and we’re making it available to data centers,’ Dalton said. ‘I think ...

"The frustration in the room was palpable following a year in 2025 where strong production was again unable to overcome swelling costs and expenses. Farmers here are now looking harder to Washington ...

The Associated Press’ David McHugh reported that “oil prices rose sharply Monday as disruptions in tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz chokepoint raised uncertainty about how U.S. and Israeli ...

Dairy cow culling continues to run ahead of a year ago. USDA’s latest slaughter data showed 60,100 cows sent to slaughter the ...

Farmers know this whack-a-mole approach to trade makes the U.S one of the most unreliable trading partners in the world. Which means that if push comes to shove, cash-carrying customers will buy ...

York Suburban boys' basketball slipped somewhat under the radar with a string of three straight losses in December. But a five-game winning streak has vaulted the Trojans back into the spotlight. Kane ...

Reuters’ Karl Plume reported that “the U.S. Department of Agriculture is selling its flagship South Building office hub on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., and relocating employees to other ...

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Little in Thompson's proposed legislation even suggests the current century. Worse, three of "modern" agriculture's biggest problems – ethanol, resource pollution and tariffs – are barely mentioned or ...