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USDA Helps Veteran’s Dream Come True

October 25, 2018 Candace Chambers, Natural Resources Conservation Service

After returning home from a year-long military tour of duty in Iraq, Matthew Anglin worked as a paramedic for four years. However, he soon realized that he wanted to spend more quality time at home with his wife, Holly, and their children. This desire led Anglin and his wife to venture into farming...

Conservation Farming

It’s All about Water Quality for Ward’s Berry Farm

September 06, 2018 Diane Petit, Natural Resources Conservation Service

Farming in a suburban town just 25 miles south of Boston has both benefits and challenges. Those benefits and challenges result from the same thing, lots of neighbors.

Conservation Farming

RMA Administrator Meets with Farmers, Ag Groups in Harrisburg

September 06, 2018 Sean Patrick, USDA Risk Management Agency

USDA’s Administrator of the Risk Management Agency, which oversees Federal crop insurance, was in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, attending a conference hosted by the state’s Department of Agriculture.

Farming

Innovative Practices Protect Natural Resources at First-Generation Dairy Farm

June 29, 2018 Rebecca Harris, Conservation Easement Stewardship Assistant, ECO AmeriCorps

Overlooking the southernmost shores of Vermont’s Lake Champlain lies Lucas Dairy Farm. Two years ago, first-generation farmer Jon Lucas moved his family and 150 milking cows and young stock to Orwell, Vermont, to lease the hillside land.

Conservation Farming

Deadline Approaches to Register for Key Dairy Safety Net Program

May 14, 2018 Danielle Cooke, Farm Service Agency

Dairy producers have until June 1, 2018, to register for the new and improved Margin Protection Program for Dairy (MPP-Dairy), which provides protection to dairy producers from shifting milk and feed prices.

Farming

Michigan Organic Farm Stands in ‘Good Stead’

April 05, 2018 Savannah Halleaux, Farm Service Agency

Financing is a challenge for business start-ups, and it is especially true for small farms. Sarah Longstreth, owner of Good Stead Farm, made her agriculture career goal a reality with some help from USDA.

Farming Conservation

USDA Brings Better Data to Market

April 03, 2018 Michael Lynch, Director, AMS Livestock, Poultry, and Grain Market News

Whether you’re a cattle producer, a pork processor, or a lamb feeder, reliable and timely market information is key to navigating the agricultural marketplace. Producers and businesses across America look to USDA Market News, part of USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS), as the source for...

Farming Technology

Hawaii Middle School Student Funds 4-H Livestock Project with FSA Youth Loan

April 02, 2018 Cassie Bable, Farm Service Agency Public Affairs Specialist

Hokuao Arce, a 12-year-old student at Molokai Middle School in Molokai, Hawaii, is naturally following in his family’s footsteps and embracing his agricultural background.

Farming

Agricultural Youth Opportunities: A Journey to Future Career Success

March 20, 2018 the 2017-18 National FFA Officer Team

From ages nine to 99, the opportunities available in agriculture are endless – and ageless. As student leaders of the National FFA Organization, there are few people who know that better than our fellow 650,000+ members and us. In a few years, we’ll fill some of the most challenging and critically...

Farming Technology

Farmers Markets Can Grow with “VegU-cation”

March 06, 2018 Laura Popielski, VegU Coordinator, 2017 USDA Farmers Market Season

Everyday USDA works to develop tools for farmers and ranchers that support their financial success. The USDA Farmers Market on the National Mall is a “living laboratory” for farmers market operations across the country. During our 2017 market season, we tested “VegU-cation” and found that this fruit...

Farming

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