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The board of California’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) voted unanimously to implement a group of workplace protocols to protect employees from COVID-19.

Check out this helpful chart from USDA.

President Donald Trump several times over the past week has indicated some $16 billion of COVID-19 farmer aid would be announced soon.

The coffee giant recently announced they’ll be encouraging customers to turn away from dairy and toward plant-based beverages in an effort to reduce their carbon footprint.

While Dale Durcholz does think there’s potential for a grain production number shift, he says the winter farmers and feed yards have faced is more likely to be the cause of a grain stocks shift lower.

Johnson says the wall is needed and he’s willing to give the government an easement on his land to build it.

Listen to how this North Carolina farmer says he “got lucky” and became a farmer on this week's episode of The First Years podcast.

When Ben Neale was a kid, he dreamed of being a cowman.

The spending bill signed into law early Friday morning includes several beneficial changes for agriculture.

Through the disaster relief package, which is part of the Senate’s spending bill, two significant changes were made to the livestock indemnity program.

Ag groups are trying to strong-arm the Senate into confirming Gregg Doud as chief agricultural negotiator.

Without a surge of beef moving off shelves in the retail sector, prices will have a hard time rebounding in 2017.

 A softer dollar, stronger economy and grilling season could improve beef demand.

Congress aims to pass a broad sweeping spending bill by the end of the week it includes some issues top-of-mind for agriculture.