(Courtesy photo.)

Effects of government shutdown would ripple through agriculture to consumers

Rain and hail were extremely detrimental to cotton crops in the High Plains. (Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Laura McKenzie)

Sporadic rainfall brings relief to parts of Texas

Nebraska has pioneered the use of airborne electromagnetics on a regional scale for aquifer mapping, thereby boosting groundwater management capability. A helicopter carries a large loop of wire whose electromagnetic signaling help image subsurface conditions and create a 3D geological model. (Photo: Katie Cameron | Natural Resources)

California turns to Nebraska on aquifer analysis, groundwater management

Graze milo to save on winter feed expenses, says MU Extension agronomist

Harvest at sunset (Photo: Kathy Anderson, Jamestown, Kansas.)

Wyoming showcased at NASDA annual meeting 

(Journal photo by Dave Bergmeier.)

Farm bill anxiety 

(Journal photo by Dave Bergmeier.)

Ag committee members understand farm bill anxiety 

Jayson Lusk, vice president and dean of Oklahoma State University Agriculture, meets and greets New Frontiers donors and Ferguson College of Agriculture friends and alumni during the New Frontiers Tailgate. (Photo by Bryanna Birdsong, OSU Foundation.)

OSU tailgate celebrates New Frontiers construction progress