American Farm Bureeau Federation

Farm income is sliding downward even as some commodity prices tick up. Production costs are the real problem, hitting record highs.

As crops grow and prices rise, Eddie Melton makes a heartfelt plea in D.C. about the struggles farmers face today.

Imagine the heartbeat of our economy, pumping $10.4 trillion through its veins. That’s the power of farmers and ranchers across the nation.

More than one month ago, the House Agriculture Committee passed, on a bipartisan vote, the Farm, Food, and National Security Act.

Farming and ranching are rewarding, but they come with their fair share of risks. A few simple tips can make a world of difference.

As farmers face rising costs and declining income, the heart of our agricultural community feels the strain. Here’s what’s happening on the ground.

As conflicts brew overseas, our local farmers face challenges that could hit home hard. Could a crucial supply issue be on the horizon?

As the dust settles from that recent Supreme Court ruling on tariffs, farmers are hoping for some relief. What does this mean for the farm economy?

The American Farm Bureau Federation, in cooperation with Nestlé Purina PetCare, is looking for the country’s best four-legged farmhand, through the Farm Dog of the Year contest.

A recent panel discussion held by the Smithsonian recognized the important role women hold on the farm.   North Dakota farmer Val Wagner spoke on the panel representing the American Farm Bureau Federation.  She says it allowed visitors to the Smithsonian to learn more about the role of women in agriculture.   “We’r...