Organic Standards Board and Crop Practices
How the Organic Standards Board shapes crop inputs, public review, and practical organic farming decisions under USDA rules.
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How the Organic Standards Board shapes crop inputs, public review, and practical organic farming decisions under USDA rules.
U.S. farmers are entering the 2026 harvest season with diesel costs adding another layer of pressure to already strained production budgets. The national average retail price for on-highway diesel reached $5.652 per gallon for the…
Organic Farm Bill proposals could affect certification costs, import checks, conservation access, and risk tools for organic producers.
What the Next-Generation Farmer Fund may mean for young producers, climate-smart practices, grant size, and farm capital gaps in 2026.
A reporting error in a U.S. Department of Agriculture beef export report has placed new attention on the accuracy of federal agricultural statistics at a time when farmers, commodity traders, exporters, lenders and policymakers are…
How remote water monitoring helps beef ranchers track tanks, reduce wasted travel, and respond to drought pressure with better field data.
The United States has reopened its first southern cattle port to Mexican livestock after a more than year-long suspension, putting the cattle trade back in motion while the threat of New World screwworm remains active…
Sustainable Farming Adoption remains uneven as farmers weigh costs, ROI, acreage risk, and program clarity before changing practices.
Regenerative Pilot Program funding offers FY 2026 support for soil health practices, but farm decisions still depend on local NRCS ranking dates.