Wisconsin's FFA Executive Director says the National Convention is an opportunity for students to gain skills, connect with other students, and learn about career opportunities.

The conference focused on how state and national Beef Checkoff programs can work together to strengthen beef demand and maximize the impact of producer investments.

Act now to reserve space in Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association’s virtual Train the Safety Trainer Course on December 1.

Getting up at 2 in the morning might shock some of her listeners, but for Pam Jahnke, it’s part of the business. Born in Northeastern Wisconsin, Pam Jahnke grew up in agriculture. Raised on her family ...

Bats are showing signs of recovery. Learn why these insect-eating mammals matter to farmers and wildlife during Wisconsin Bat ...

Wisconsin's timber industry goes far beyond paper. Discover how local sawmills, advanced tech training, and sustainable wood ...

Statewide rains kept some farmers out of their fields for a few days, while many producers received their first hard frost of ...

Researchers propose a national cybersecurity network to protect Wisconsin farms and agricultural networks across the country.

Wisconsin farmers question who will qualify for USDA's $8 billion fuel relief program and whether payments will arrive in time to help.

Wisconsin's winter utility shutoff protections begin November 1. What you need to know and where to find help with heating ...

Wisconsin's livestock specialist says feeder calf prices were up last week, but pig and lamb prices were lower.

SOS Save Our Songbirds and partners are increasing native plant grants this fall to Bird City Wisconsin communities, driving more progress tackling the biggest threat to birds: habitat loss.