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The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday narrowed the rights of property owners in disputes with governments and laid out a formula for determining when landowners are owed compensation in a case involving a vacant lot in Wisco

The U.S. economy is experiencing steady—not fantastic—growth. But it’s still winning the global economic race, economists say.

It appears that 2014 Farm Bill has been better than 2008, however, remember we still have two years to go.

There are valid pros and cons to both sides of the “repair or replace” argument.

As uncertainty over NAFTA renegotiations grows, China could gain its own free trade agreement with Mexico.

Some antique collectors keep tractors their parents or grandparents owned. Gail Goodell of Prophetstown, Ill. has his Oliver 770 for another sentimental reason.

China is tackling soil pollution as part of its nationwide agriculture reforms, including treating waste from livestock breeding.

Ileitis is likely causing losses in your swine herd, and you may not even know it. Research shows that 80 to 100 percent of pigs are infected with Lawsonia intracellularis, the bacteria that causes ileitis.1 That kind o

Over the past 25 years, there have been shifts in crops planted in the United States. Overall, acres in feed grain crops decreased while acres in oilseed crops increased. Feed grain crops losing acres were wheat, oats,

The industry wants to know how producers are adopting to the Veterinary Feed Directives that began in January this year. The National Pork Board urges producer participation in the survey.