PIERRE — Gov. Larry Rhoden has announced that the Keep Farmers Farming program received a $200,000 grant to expand their essential estate and transition planning support for South Dakota ag producers.

Friends of Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge will present its first Second Sunday Program of 2026, Wood Turtles at Great Swamp Head-Starting Program, from 1:30 to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 11, via ...

USDA is planning a simplified aid program to give farmers some certainty heading into the 2026 planting season. As long as farmers have filed their 2025 planted acreage reports, they have to do little ...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - On Monday, Governor Rhoden announced a $200,000 grant from the Future Fund for the Keep Farmers Farming program to enhance estate and transition planning support ...

For more than 30 years, we’ve been a proud supporter of Essex County Turtle Back Zoo. This year, our employees and their families rolled up their sleeves for the annual Turtle Back Zoo Day of Service, ...

Last week, the Trump Administration announced a $12 billion dollar aid program for farmers to help them weather the economic storm caused by Trump’s tariff policies. These bridge payments are intended ...

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire / December 22, 2025 / For more than 30 years, we've been a proud supporter of Essex County Turtle Back Zoo. This year, our employees and their families rolled up ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture will provide $700 million to farmers that employ a range of restorative agriculture methods. The federal government has launched a $700 million pilot program to ...

Most Midwest farm operators finalize their farm cash flow plans for the upcoming year during the months of January and February, sometimes with the assistance of an ag lender or farm business ...

Most Midwest farm operators finalize their farm cash flow plans for the upcoming year during the months of January and February, sometimes with the assistance of an ag lender or farm business ...

This summer, mere months after Ohio’s eighth wettest spring came its driest August on record and with it, a critical moment for both soybeans and corn. The drought hit hardest in the state’s northwest ...