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Now that the holidays are behind us, it’s not abnormal to feel the blues, or perhaps battle depression. The days are still dark, it’s cold, and all of the Christmas lights have been put away for another season.

Farm Bureau women interested in growing their communications skills can now apply for Communications Boot Camp. The spring session is set for April 20nd-23rd.

American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall said the Regenerative Pilot Program advances goals already in place for many farmers.

The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement is up for review in 2026, and many in farm country say this has the potential to benefit American farmers.

The comment period on EPA’s new Waters of the U.S. Rule will close in early 2026. The proposed rule would give the farming industry more clarity on what constitutes a water of the U.S.

The past year had many ups and downs for farm country, not only here in the Northwest but nationwide.

Last week, USDA announced billions of dollars in economic assistance for America’s farmers impacted by trade wars and tariffs.

When we talk with farmers across the country, from cotton fields in Mississippi and cornfields in Iowa to apple orchards in Washington, the theme is the same: uncertainty. The past few years have tested even the most seasoned farmers.

Every year, volunteer shoppers from the American Farm Bureau Federation help determine the average cost of feeding ten people for a Thanksgiving meal.

For many veterans, that spirit of service doesn’t end when they come home. It simply takes root in new soil. Across the country, many veterans are finding a second calling in agriculture.