Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins cheerfully predicted that the Trump immigration policy would soon remake the U.S. farm workforce into “100% American.”

Together, we can help farms of all sizes succeed to ensure America’s ability to be food independent long into the future.

This month of October marks the 40th anniversary of Breast Cancer Awareness Month — four decades of pink ribbons, awareness campaigns, survivor stories and a growing sense of community around a disease that affects millions every year.

Registration is open for the 2026 American Farm Bureau Federation Convention in Anaheim, California.

Today’s beef prices are not being determined by competitive market forces.

As politicians continue to bicker and blame during the government shutdown, fields across the Midwest are a flurry of harvest activity.

One of the oldest sayings in poker warns that if you’re in a game for 20 minutes and haven’t figured out who’s the patsy — the player most likely to be the game’s biggest loser — you’re the patsy.

Reporting on something doesn’t mean endorsing it. It means recognizing that the issue exists, that it matters and that the audience deserves to understand all sides of it — even the ones that make us uncomfortable.

This federal shutdown could not come at a worse time for the farm economy.