National Ag Day

On a day that honored the heart of rural America, President Trump laid out ambitious plans for renewable fuels that could reshape the industry.

National Ag Day is more than just a date on the calendar; it's a celebration of the farmers who feed us all.

The National Ag Day Celebration is just around the corner, bringing together youth with national leaders to showcase the heart of agriculture in America.

As we honor National Ag Day, it’s a reminder of just how far agriculture has come and the people behind it all.

The Agriculture Council of America announced this week that National Agriculture Day 2026 will take place March 24th, and this year’s theme is “Together We Grow.”

As part of last week's National Ag Day, a broad range of 36 food and agriculture organizations collaborated to produce the 9th annual Feeding the Economy Report.  One of the groups sponsoring the report is the Corn Refiners Association, and CRA President and John Bode said the report comes to some important conclusions.  ...

It wasn’t just local organizations that marked National Ag Day on Tuesday; the USDA and American Farm Bureau made sure to offer recognition to those that produce the nation’s food, feed, fiber, fuel and forestry products.   “Every day through challenges and triumphs, the men and women in agriculture show they adapt, they solve problems, and they push forward, ensuring that future generations can c

Ag organizations across the Northwest held events in each of the state capitals celebrating National Ag Day Tuesday.  Megan Anderson the Washington Farm Bureau Women’s Leadership Chair was celebrating in Olympia.   “All our legislators and offices have been invited out to shop our commodity market," Anderson said.  "Our Members have donate...

Tuesday is National Ag Day, and the day will be extra special in Idaho.   “The governor has proclaimed the 18th as Idaho agriculture day," noted the Idaho State Department of Agriculture's Sydney Kennedy.  "And really, the event is all about giving opportunity to the public to learn more about Idaho agriculture and the significance it has in our state.”   Kenne...

March 18th is National Ag Day.  The day is set aside to recognize and celebrate the abundance provided by U.S. farmers and ranchers.  Every year, producers, agricultural associations, corporations, universities, government agencies, and countless others across America join together to recognize the contributions that agriculture makes to our lives.   The Agriculture Coun...