Rep. Jason Smith highlights efforts to boost Missouri agriculture and workers, crediting Trump’s trade policies for reversing ...

In my 50 days as USDA secretary, I’ve become convinced American farmers, ranchers, and producers have been some of the hardest hit by failed policies and a lack of leadership from Washington ...

Nearly three quarters of US farmers say this year’s drought is hurting their harvest – with significant crop and income loss, according to a new survey by the American Farm Bureau Federation ...

By connecting and engaging young agricultural leaders, our Young Farmers & Ranchers program is vital in stewarding a strong farming future. As a leader within the grassroots Farm Bureau organization, ...

The regulators have all of the power, and our nation’s farmers are often forced to endure costly, burdensome, and unwise regulations that are bad for American farmers and consumers. In many instances, ...

Like all businesses, farmers need some stability to succeed. As a sixth-generation farmer from West Virginia, I understand the administration’s desire to root out waste, fraud and abuse in ...

OPINION I’m a farmer – and know Kamala Harris would be a disaster for American agriculture The bottom line: America’s farmers and ranchers were better off when Trump was president ...

The deal decreases U.K.’s ethanol tariff from 19% to 0%, creates an opportunity for cattle ranchers to export millions more and opens a $100 million market with free access for rice farmers ...

Larew leads the second-largest general farm organization as the 15th president of National Farmers Union, representing more than 230,000 family farmers and ranchers across the country.

REF American farmers and ranchers, just like other businesses, should be free to sell to customers all over the world. Further, consumers should be free to purchase goods and services that best ...

An eighth-generation farmer and rancher, Sid Miller is the 12th Texas Commissioner of Agriculture. The opinions expressed are solely those of the author. “Who would have thought the hard ...