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No kidding: Goats prove brainier than sheep and alpacas

3 days ago | agdaily.com | Ryan Tipps

When we think about intelligent animals, farm species aren’t usually the first to spring to mind. We may picture tool-using primates or puzzle-solving crows. But my recent research suggests that sheep, goats and alpacas — staples of the barnyard — deserve more credit. In two separate , I tested how these animals learn, remember and make sense of the world around them.
RFK Jr.: The most inefficient man in Trump's government | AGDAILY

6 days ago | agdaily.com | Amanda Zaluckyj

So it begins. This week Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. launched a sweeping initiative to investigate potential links between environmental toxins — such as pesticides, food additives, and mold — and chronic conditions such as autism. In a speech he delivered in Indiana, Kennedy announced he’ll find the “cause” of autism by September (that alone contradicts the scientific process — you’re supposed to start with a hypothesis, not a conclusion).
Jared Strong, The Cedar Rapids Gazette; Jess Savage, WNIJ; and Illan Ireland, Mississippi Free Press

1 week ago | agdaily.com | Jared Strong |Jess Savage |Illan Martin Ireland

The push for one Iowa landowner to farm a designated wetland is likely to affect neighbors downstream. And a legal weight hangs over the situation. Load more
More and more soybean growers are spelling 'tariff' with a T-R-O-U-B-L-E

2 weeks ago | agdaily.com | Mónica Cordero |Investigate Midwest

While President Donald Trump’s increase of tariffs against China — and the retaliatory tariffs — will likely mean fewer U.S. agricultural exports sent there, the president has consistently suggested that American farmers can make up the difference by selling more of their products at home. “Get ready to start making a lot of agricultural product to be sold INSIDE of the United States,” Trump wrote in a social media post on March 3.
Autonomous Chicken Fountain a refreshing change in waterers

2 weeks ago | agdaily.com | Liza Thuy Nguyen

Egg prices, having soared for the past few months, are finally starting to show signs of decreasing. Their shelf prices shot up dramatically due to a variety of factors, but mostly from the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), commonly known as bird flu.
Valor Provisions: Ranch-to-table model for American raised beef

3 weeks ago | agdaily.com | Suzanne Downing

Patrick Montgomery doesn’t hesitate when asked about his favorite cut of beef. “Oh man, I have quite a few, but I’ve got to go with Picanha or the sirloin cap,” he said. “Cutting that roast into steaks and cooking it on a fire is a ton of fun and delicious.”As the CEO and founder of Valor Provisions and a former U.S. Army Ranger, Montgomery has a passion for beef that is evident even through a casual conversation.
Storen satisfies the demand for improved residual weed control

4 weeks ago | agdaily.com | Ryan Tipps

The Syngenta corn herbicide uses a premium formulation to keep fields cleaner for longer — and growers are taking noticeWeeds are costly to growers at any point in the season. They rob corn crops of nutrients, water and sunlight and are especially damaging to yield potential early in the season.
The fading of agriculture's footprint in Walmart's backyard

4 weeks ago | agdaily.com | Jordan P. Hickey |Investigate Midwest

On a brisk October morning, two pickup trucks ground to a stop and parked side by side on a Northwest Arkansas dirt road. Dan Douglas, a cattle and hay farmer whose family has farmed in Benton County for 170 years, rolled down his window to chat with longtime neighbor Chris Harral. They spoke about the changes sweeping through their community: new subdivisions, soaring land prices, and the fading presence of a once robust farm community.
Jordan P. Hickey, Investigate Midwest

1 month ago | agdaily.com | Jordan P. Hickey |Investigate Midwest

Walmart’s corporate presence in northwest Arkansas has led to a surge of urban development, shifting the region from a farming hub into a metropolitan area.
Wolverine Rancher Pro boot review: Capitalizing on comfort

1 month ago | agdaily.com | Ryan Tipps

Choosing a pair of everyday work boots is a highly individual decision. And that somewhat complicates writing a review of Wolverine’s Rancher Pro boot. These new offers are pull-on Wellington-style work boots that spent the past couple of weeks on my feet during various chores around my rural property. While I regularly find boots that I like, it’s not often that I fully adopt something different than what I normally wear.