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Central America Growing Exports Market For US Pork and Beef

USMEF Releases Study of Red Meat Exports Increases Domestic Feed Demand

FDA Approves NWS Drug for use in Dairy Cattle

Forage Tour Offers Educational Opportunities for Livestock Producers

A Look at US Ag Exports

USMEF Highlights March Exports of Pork and Beef Variety Meat Values

Livestock Groups React to Passage of Farm Bill 2.0

More Livestock Stories

Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Issues Emergency Rule To Address NWS

USDA Breaks Ground on Domestic Sterile Fly Production Facility

USDA Announces New USDA National Proving Grounds Network

USDA APHIS Releases New World Screwworm Response Playbook

Deputy Secretary Shares Factors Being Considered For Potential Reopening of US Mexico Border to Livestock

USDA On Time And Budget For Construction of New World Screwworm Domestic Fly Production Facility

Eggs Taking Center Stage This Weekend Across The Country

Hog Inventories Up According to USDA’s March Quarterly Hogs and Pigs Report

Review of Agricultural Commodities in First Quarter of 2026

FSIS Proposes Rulemaking On Establishment Sizes

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Could Volcanic Rock Dust Improve Florida Crops and Soil?
Florida’s soils present unique challenges for growers. The soils vary widely from nutrient-poor sandy to highly organic soils, depending on location. These conditions make it difficult to sustainably manage agriculture in a way that supports food production, environmental health and a strong economy. To address these challenges, University of Florida (UF) researchers are leading a four-year […]
Hurricane Preparation and Resources From USDA
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently suggested preparations growers can make for hurricane season, which starts June 1. It also provided information about recovery resources. PREPARATIONS RECOVERY ASSISTANCE USDA’s Farm Service Agency (FSA), Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and Risk Management Agency (RMA) offer a number of options to offset losses and help get you back on your feet. Contact your […]