Category: Farm management
Think your good boy (or girl) is the best? Nominations open for 2027 Farm Dog of the Year
The competition recognizes farm dogs that support agricultural operations and includes cash prizes. Learn how to enter and review eligibility requirements.
AI takes root: What’s the deal with decision support tools for specialty crop farmers?
A look at Gen AI platforms reveals promise and limitations. Explore where AI can support you — and where expert insight still matters most.
USDA gives organic growers until April 24 to report 2025 acreage
Farmers must report 2025 planted acres to qualify for ASCF relief. Be sure you don’t miss the April 24 deadline.
Dicamba is back: What organic growers need to know
Dicamba drift is once again a concern for Midwest fruit and specialty crop growers. Find out how to protect your operation this season.
Who owns organic farmland? Small family farmers hold the largest share
The majority of U.S. organic acres are farmer owned and operated. Find out the breakdown of rented land vs. owner-farmed from USDA-ERS data.
USDA renews 56 substances on organic National List through 2031
The USDA renewed 56 substances on the organic National List through 2031. See which materials remain allowed for crops and handling.
Michigan Agritourism Convention marks 20th anniversary with education and farm tours
Michigan’s 20th Agritourism Convention in Frankenmuth will feature farm tours, workshops and expert speakers. Get details on the event now.
Farm groups launch coalition to preserve USMCA, support agricultural trade
A coalition of 40 farm groups are urging USMCA renewal. Learn how the trade pact impacts U.S. agriculture and exports.
Proposed bill aims to speed organic certification for new producers
A proposed bill would allow some farmers to bypass the three-year organic transition period. Learn how the legislation could affect growers.
MSU to host regenerative agriculture webinar series for growers
MSU is hosting the 2026 Regenerative Agriculture Webinar Series in February. Learn soil health, cover crops, and regenerative strategies.
2026 vegetable industry outlook: How labor, technology and trade will shape the year ahead
Vegetable and organic growers tackle labor, automation, climate, and trade in 2026 to meet rising consumer demand for fresh, healthy produce.
California farms face new rules in 2026, from wages to waste disposal
California growers face new wage, waste and land rules in 2026. Learn what’s changing and how the laws may affect specialty crop growers.
Bringing innovation and tradition to the Great Lakes EXPO
Sharing insights on annualized strawberry production and highlighting the art and science of crafting hard cider.
$15M award to help connect, bolster California’s food-producing regions
UC ANR receives $15M to create an ag innovation network to tackle water, labor and climate issues. See how the investment will help growers.
Report finds organic farming in Maine sees gains, setbacks
MOFGA’s new report shows 15 years of growth but recent decline in Maine organic ag. Discover the trends shaping the state’s organic sector.
Rooted in community, growing with purpose
Join Great Lakes EXPO 2025, Dec. 9-11 in Grand Rapids, with new food trucks, awards and enhanced roundtables. Get details and register now.