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AGDAILY Delivering smart, engaging, and innovative content for farming, ranching, and rural living. Farm life centers around farming -- that much is undeniable.

When you factor in other things like family, faith, hunting, tools, trucks, pets, and football, it's clear that farmers are much more than the crops or livestock in their fields. To top it all off, a farmer is also on the go -- A LOT! We understand that you don't go into the field or head to your workshop with a magazine under your arm, but we know your phone is always at hand. These days, everyth

ing is digital and mobile, and we believe your news should be, too. AGDAILY speaks to the trending issues and helps to accurately convey the culture of what farming is all about. Some of us might wear overalls and use pitchforks, but the public perception of us shouldn't be based on a decades-old painting. We are a forward-thinking news site for a forward-thinking industry. You don't need someone to advocate for you, but rather with you. And the industry needs a voice that can laugh and think and inform and live side-by-side with it. Of course, we also know you want your news now, not tomorrow or in a month. The world doesn't work that way, not anymore. AGDAILY develops smart, engaging, and innovative mobile content. We're the information superhighway for your country road.

"While studying a variety of agricultural information, I realized how encompassing agriculture is in everyday life."
01/31/2025

"While studying a variety of agricultural information, I realized how encompassing agriculture is in everyday life."

AGDAILY Diversity In Agriculture intern Tahja Sims loves ag because it is the art of providing new life, and it is made up of hardworking and humble people.

01/31/2025

What's the best thing in agriculture that happened to you this week?

A systematic review and meta-analysis of data by Indiana University researchers has affirmed that beef can be enjoyed in...
01/31/2025

A systematic review and meta-analysis of data by Indiana University researchers has affirmed that beef can be enjoyed in a heart-healthy diet.

Among the key findings were:
- Beef intake did not impact blood pressure or most lipoprotein-related variables, including total cholesterol, high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C), triglycerides, non-HDL-C, apolipoprotein (apo) A, apo B, and very low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (VLDL-C).
- Unprocessed beef contains more cholesterol-lowering or neutral fatty acids than cholesterol-raising fatty acids, so beef intake did not significantly affect most blood lipids, apolipoproteins, or blood pressures compared to diets with little to no beef.
- Beef consumption had a small, but statistically significant effect on low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C), corresponding to about 2.7 mg/dL higher LDL-C in diets containing more beef compared to low or no beef diets. However, testing of the contribution of each individual study to the overall findings showed that one study, where baseline values for LDL-C were already lower prior to consuming beef, was the primary influence of this result. When this study was removed from the analysis, the effect on LDL-C was no longer significant.
- The average amount of beef in the “higher” beef treatments was about 5.7 ounces, or approximately 2 servings/day. On average, American adults (19 years and older) consume 1.6 ounces of total beef each day.

For more on this, check out the full article here: https://tinyurl.com/heart-healthy-beef

The big plan that could become a big mess
01/31/2025

The big plan that could become a big mess

Large companies such as Amazon that buy farmable land only to retire it stating “water conservation” purposes can endanger our food supply.

Do wild varieties of overlooked grains, fruits, and vegetables hold a key to developing more resilient agriculture?
01/30/2025

Do wild varieties of overlooked grains, fruits, and vegetables hold a key to developing more resilient agriculture?

Do wild varieties of overlooked grains, fruits, and vegetables hold the key to developing more resilient agriculture?

Managing wild horse populations in the American West is a complex issue
01/30/2025

Managing wild horse populations in the American West is a complex issue

As the debate surrounding the Salt River wild horses continues, it is evident that managing wild horse populations in the American West is a complex issue.

The goal for the day is to raise $1.5 million
01/30/2025

The goal for the day is to raise $1.5 million

February 20 marks the 10th Annual Give FFA Day during National FFA Week, is a day dedicated to making a difference in the lives of more than a million FFA.

The system uses location-based tracking for higher accuracy and less stress on cows than wearable devices
01/30/2025

The system uses location-based tracking for higher accuracy and less stress on cows than wearable devices

Tokyo University of Science developed a multi-camera system to track dairy cows, improving health monitoring and farm management.

Day 2 for Kennedy before a Senate committee. It's been a lot less tense this time around
01/30/2025

Day 2 for Kennedy before a Senate committee. It's been a lot less tense this time around

Health and Human Services nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sat down for another day of testimony, this time before the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions.

Farmers are being forced to adapt to the effects of climate disruptions on their crops’ water resources
01/30/2025

Farmers are being forced to adapt to the effects of climate disruptions on their crops’ water resources

As climate change intensifies, farmers are being forced to adapt to the effects of climate disruptions on their crops’ valuable water resources.

Remember these?
01/30/2025

Remember these?

Typical farmer memo books produced by a seed company would contain a calendar, and a few pages explaining the hybrids offered and seeding strategies.

01/30/2025

Yay The Farmer's Daughter!! And a nice plug for AGDAILY too 💯

We spied Food Babe in the audience today to support RFK during his confirmation hearing.
01/29/2025

We spied Food Babe in the audience today to support RFK during his confirmation hearing.

Perhaps we should take a risk-based approach to Food Babe's misinformation, which surely is hazardous, by reducing our exposure to zero.

Insect droppings can have higher carbon and nitrogen content than fossil fuel-based fertilizers and fewer pathogens than...
01/29/2025

Insect droppings can have higher carbon and nitrogen content than fossil fuel-based fertilizers and fewer pathogens than other animal manures

Insect droppings, commonly known as insect frass, may seem useless and downright disgusting, but scientists found that this waste can improve soil health.

This appears to be a 'reassortment' of other strains
01/29/2025

This appears to be a 'reassortment' of other strains

Highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N9 has been identified in U.S. poultry for the first time, after outbreak at a commercial duck farm in California.

He is now in the hot seat ... and boy, is it hot.
01/29/2025

He is now in the hot seat ... and boy, is it hot.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the most contentious Cabinet-level nomination in the Trump administration, began testifying today before the Senate Finance Committee

Like it or not, celebs can have a big sway in our industry
01/29/2025

Like it or not, celebs can have a big sway in our industry

Here’s a look at some of the most prominent pro-farmer celebrities shaping the conversation around agriculture today.

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The threat of screw worms to agriculture

The Rollins Confirmation Hearing on New Ground: Episode 46
The Rollins Confirmation Hearing on New Ground: Episode 46

Episode 46 dives into these main topics: - The confirmation hearing of Brooke Rollins for Secretary of Agriculture - Restoring trade with Mexico over screw worms - Legislation to define "natural cheese"

When the cold snap hits ... ❄❄

Which two do you got?

Farm & Ranch Insights From New Ground: Episode 45
Farm & Ranch Insights From New Ground: Episode 45

This is the 45th episode of New Ground, AGDAILY.com's video news update series highlighting some of the week's best stories. Music credits: Sucess by Mixaund | https://mixaund.bandcamp.com/

Yup ... chores still gotta get done

New Ground: Episode 44
New Ground: Episode 44

We talk about the future of the AM radio bill and Stabenow's "rural prosperity" bill in today's episode.

Farm-ready functionality meets mid-sized muscle: the 2025 Brute Force 450

A look back on the 97th National FFA Convention 💯

Tractor Supply Co.’s booth is always a favorite at National FFA Organization’s convention. #ffa #ffa24 #FFAConvention

We always have to make sure we visit the Ford booth at the National FFA Convention 😂🙌 #ffa #ffa24 #nationalconvention

One more day until National Convention 🙌💙💛 #ffa #ffaconvention #ffa24

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Farm life centers around farming -- that much is undeniable. When you factor in other things like family, faith, hunting, tools, trucks, pets, and football, it's clear that farmers are much more than the crops or livestock in their fields. To top it all off, a farmer is also on the go -- A LOT! We understand that you don't go into the field or head to your workshop with a magazine under your arm, but we know your phone is always at hand. These days, everything is digital and mobile, and we believe your news should be, too. AGDAILY, which was founded July 28, 2016, speaks to trending ag issues and helps to accurately convey the culture of what farming is all about. Some of us might wear overalls and use pitchforks, but the public perception of us shouldn't be based on a decades-old painting. We are a forward-thinking news site for a forward-thinking industry. You don't need someone to advocate for you, but rather with you. And the industry needs a voice that can laugh and think and inform and live side-by-side with it. Of course, we also know you want your news now, not tomorrow or in a month. The world doesn't work that way, not anymore. AGDAILY develops smart, engaging, and innovative mobile content. We're the information superhighway for your country road.