Keeping your flock cool during the hot summer is important to health and egg production. Here are some tips from No Rulz Ranch Hatchery.

Broilers and turkey production starting to show signs of stabilizing with recovery from avian flu, Dave Bergmeier writes.

The latest U.S. Department of Agriculture’s report noted the impact of avian influenza on the poultry industry since late 2024 into early 2025 but indicated egg prices show some sign of stabilizing.

Kansas State University agronomist Logan Simon shares tips on how Kansas cotton growers can best prepare for planting this year’s crop.

Aubrey J.D. Bettencourt, Natural Resources and Conservation Service chief, delivers some remarks during the 90th NRCS ...

New administration has brought significant change to the country in 100 days and that is a welcome sign, Congressman Tracey ...

The impact of tariffs are being felt by drone makers and one company has positioned itself to grow, David Murray writes.

As summer nears it means an increase in vehicle traffic and that means taking precautions, Dave Bergmeier writes.

Fly and insect control can lead to healthier cattle and more money in producer's pockets. Management can help alleviate any ...

Strasburg, North Dakota — I’m not sure what it takes to be considered a resident of South Dakota, but no one anticipated our stay would stretch past seven weeks. Cool weather, rain days, high humidity ...

K-State beef cattle veterinarian Bob Larson offers safety advice for minimizing exposure when administering vaccines to ...