The first case of bird flu in a domestic flock was found in Georgia, and ag producers have until June 30 to sign up to receive 2022 Census of Agriculture.

California farmers facing severe cuts in irrigation supplies, and agriculture and food production creates large number of U.S. jobs.

Atlantic Hurricane season began June 1, and agriculture and food production create large number of U.S. jobs.

Japan's commitment to reducing dependence on imported petroleum could boost demand for ethanol, and a bill introduced by Washington Representative Dan Newhouse would prohibit the Chinese government from buying U.S. ag land.

California ranchers partner up to protect grazing for livestock, and Ag groups react to USDA's Poultry Marketing Disclosure requirements.

The numbers are out for the number of ag workers hired for a week in April, and ag groups respond to USDA's poultry marketing disclosure requirements.

California Blueberry crop smaller than first thought, and U.S. red meat exports remain impressive despite challenges.

The 23rd Annual Southern Peanut Growers Conference is coming up in July, and USMEF reports first quarter U.S. red meat exports impressive despite economic and logistical challenges.

Dozens of farm groups call on USTR Katherine Tai for help with tariffs, and cover crop planting on the increase.

The California Farm Bureau met with Congressional leaders to warn of perfect storm brewing in food supply, and national milk groups express appreciation for USMCA dispute panel.