Driverless tractors roll off the assembly line, cloned cows in China (and this from a country hesitant to accept GMO products) hope to answer the nation's ills, and poultry is in the spotlight again for smelly operations. This is the "other" news.

Yes, Virginia, there was indeed gold in California – not only in the ground, but also in sheep.

Using overhead photos and high-resolution remote sensing can be like using a nutcracker to crack a walnut. These methods can more precisely pinpoint variations in plant communities and plant density than the coarser methods.

Idaho has roughly double the wolf population number that was deemed maintenance level, and livestock depredation has increased as well.

Is the Snake River a two-river system? Is one man's waste water another man's water right? Let's explore those ideas.

Fuel additives carry various claims and purposes, and there seems to be no one-size-fits-all solution.

While International Women’s Day is celebrated in March, focusing on the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women, we wanted to spotlight 13 women in the ag industry (of many to choose from).

For the next 10 years, 10,000 baby boomers will turn 65 every day, only 27% of farms have identified a successor, 75% of farmers say they will never retire (or they may semiretire) and finally, less than 10% of America’s 91.5 million acres of farmland will transfer ownership in the next five years.

Doug Gross specializes in all things potatoes on his Wilder farm. “We learned early that there were some things I wasn’t good at and shouldn’t be growing,” he says. Rather than doubling down on those weaknesses, he focused on his strengths.