The U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development is providing $800,000 to support four value-added agriculture projects in Wisconsin. USDA Rural Development Wisconsin State Director Andrew C.

As soil health testing becomes more widely used, farmers and agronomists are increasingly depending on these measurements to guide management decisions. Consistent sampling practices can help ensure ...

As Wisconsin’s fall harvest season begins, farmers are returning to the fields with tractors and other implements of husbandry (IOH). While these machines are permitted on public roads, their large ...

Wisconsin Farmers Union (WFU) members traveled to Washington, D.C., this month to advocate for a stronger farm bill during the National Farmers Union’s annual Legislative Fly-In. The delegation of 19 ...

Hybrid wheat technology is moving closer to commercial reality as Vylor announces plans to launch its first products in North America in late 2027.

John Deere has announced plans to bring back more than 375 employees to its manufacturing operations in Illinois, further strengthening its ability to meet customer needs and prepare for future ...

Vylor has introduced a comprehensive strategy designed to shape the future of soybean production over the next decade. The plan focuses on combining elite genetics with advanced technology platforms ...

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is encouraging dairy processors across the state to apply for Dairy Processor Grants, with applications due by noon on ...

The Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board (WSMB) has retained its leadership team for Fiscal Year 2027, with all three officers unanimously reelected during the board’s September 15, 2026, meeting in ...

USDA said dairy checkoff resources will now be focused exclusively on their statutory purpose of promoting dairy products, supporting research, and providing nutrition education. The agency stated ...

The effort to pass a new U.S. farm bill gained momentum after the Senate Agriculture Committee approved its version of the legislation and advanced it to the full Senate for consideration.