Historian Richard Bushman explores how colonial farmers lived, worked and helped build the foundation of a new nation.

Seaweed tumbles around in a 1,000-gallon tank of cold, bubbling water as Dr. Michael Graham reaches over the edge, grabs a ribbon, and pops a piece of dulse—a reddish-purple variety—into his mouth.

Building on its 7-year partnership with Farm Rescue, Busch Light reaffirms its unwavering commitment to... The post Busch ...

Even for keynote speakers or featured guests on television, it's OK to admit when someone doesn't know something about an ...

Weeks ago, President Trump secured not one, but two blockbuster trade deals — with China and the United Kingdom — that will provide significant new opportunities for American farmers like me. And yet, ...

ACCELERATING INNOVATION IN AMERICA’S FOOD SUPPLY: Today, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order to accelerate American agriculture modernization, empowering farmers and ranchers and ...

In the golden fields of amber grain and the endless rows of corn that stretched to distant horizons, American agriculture wrote the story of a nation's character. These were the backbone of democracy, ...

Native American farmers in the southwestern United States have long deployed weather-adaptive techniques to grow crops such as corn and beans in high-desert environments only occasionally visited by ...

Picture an American farm in your mind. You might envision a red barn. Some cows. A field of corn. You might even see a tractor in this idealized landscape. Maybe a classic John Deere, its kelly green ...

Recognizing the vital role that four-legged friends often play on family farms and ranches, Farm Bureau launched the Farm Dog of the Year contest several years ago – now a popular feature of the ...

These days, it seems we’re hearing more and more talk about “big ag.” While the words are tossed out freely, it’s not clear whether the idea is to paint farming as a “big” industry or to slap a ...