AGDAILY

08/30/2026

Most rollovers happen in crop and animal production. We want EVERYONE to come out of an incident alive.

Farms should adopt proven tractor rollover hazard solutions, such as using ROPS and seat belts, identify job site hazards, and develop safety programs.

08/30/2026

It's like they just keep finding new ways to complain about glyphosate.

I believe that the “glyphosate free” label is just another fear-based marketing narrative to sell you more expensive food products, especially for oats.

08/30/2026

Farm and ranch wives are often the invisible support behind the operation owner or manager.

The mental health resources available to primary agricultural producers and their families is at an all-time high, both in acceptance and support programs.

08/30/2026

The role of FFA in this young person's life was so vital.

All thanks to the FFA. I found my voice. I found how I was going to be successful. I found me. Where will the FFA take you?

08/30/2026

Said it just right❤️

Here's an ode to the old farm trucks, with their bench seats and itchy saddle blanket seat covers. They don't run the best, but they live on in our hearts.

08/29/2026

They sure didn't pull any punches.

Major cattle and agriculture groups are urging President Trump to reverse his plan to import up to 300,000 metric tons of beef over 90 days.

08/29/2026

This could be a game-changer for how this kind of land is handled at a policy level.

California's AB 732 aims to fine owners of farmland that's deemed "abandoned or neglected" -- a step up in enforcement that is drawing mixed reactions.

08/29/2026

Volunteers are a key piece of how much of America's backcountry thrives.

A collective effort with volunteers and nonprofits shows how citizen science and community partnerships can drive positive change in forest recovery.

08/29/2026

When it comes to the biggest private landowners in the United States, the list is filled with familiar names, but the reasons behind those vast holdings are often rooted in timber, ranching, conservation, and multigenerational family businesses.

The 2026 Land Report 100 offers a look at the individuals and families controlling the largest private land portfolios in the country. Published annually since 2007, the ranking is compiled through research into land transactions and property records and has become a closely watched snapshot of American landownership.

And while billionaires such as Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and sports and entertainment figures appear on the list, the biggest land portfolios aren't necessarily tied to farmland alone. Timberland and ranchland account for substantial portions of the acreage controlled by many of the nation's largest landowners.

Real estate magnate and sports team owner Stan Kroenke is now America's largest private landowner, with an estimated 2.7 million acres. His rise wasn't gradual: a massive ranchland acquisition in New Mexico pushed him from No. 4 on the 2025 list to No. 1 this year.

In December 2025, Kroenke acquired more than 937,000 deeded acres of New Mexico ranchland from the heirs of Teledyne founder Henry Singleton. The Land Report described it as the largest U.S. land purchase in more than a decade. Details of the off-market transaction were not disclosed by the brokers involved.

See who else is in the top 5 here: https://www.agdaily.com/news/owns-land-america-new-report-tells-story/

08/29/2026

With a tariff crisis happening in the U.S. right now, there are ways like this to still get your hands on really American beef.

Through Valor Provisions, a direct-to-consumer online store specializing in high-quality meat, Patrick Montgomery removes the middleman in beef supply.