young farmers

Nearly 48 million acres of American farmland have been paved over since 1982 — an area roughly the size of Nebraska — and much of what remains is rented out by landlords over the age of 75.

Atania Gilmore, manager of the Spokane Farmers Market, says a local farmers market is a great place for consumers or any age to learn and ask questions.

A new survey suggests artificial intelligence is gaining traction on America's farms and ranches, though many producers remain cautious about the technology.

There's something special about watching young farmers engage with the community. These markets are more than just shopping spots; they're launching pads for future agribusiness stars.

There's a fresh wave of support for aspiring farmers that could change the way we think about agriculture.

Without this key survey, young farmers are feeling a sense of uncertainty and urgency.

There are many challenges before the ranching community, but one that doesn’t get much of the attention, according to Oregon FFA President Alex Wise, is the average age of today’s producer.

Farm Credit System Institutions made more than 150,000 loans to young, beginning, and small U.S. producers in 2024.

There is still time to apply to the Beginning Farmer Institute from the National Farmers Union. The registration deadline has been extended to July 15th.

The National Farmers Union concluded the 2025 All-States Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C., and released the names of the newly elected members who will serve on the National Youth Advisory Council.   “NFU is proud to welcome the next generation of farmers and policy leaders to Washington, D.C., a prog...