Maryland farm and industry groups say the state's current heat illness protection standards are too rigid, while labor groups say scaling back the rules would endanger outdoor laborers.

A 70-year-old country song, 'The Auctioneer' by Leroy Van Dyke, finds new life as modern artists find creative ways to reuse the song's signature auction chant.

Lancaster County townships proposing growth boundaries on hundreds of acres of farmland will be going back to the drawing board per a vote this week by the Lancaster County Planning ...

A new Maryland Department of Natural Resources study revealed that bowfishing and gigging are the most common ways Chesapeake ...

Retail and on-farm sales of raw milk are legal, but regulated in Pennsylvania, allowing for consumer choice while maintaining ...

Columnist Joyce Bupp wishes for sunny days in all the fog, snow and gloom of winter. She finds a tiny little clump of daffodils starting up their spring growth on ...

Maryland ag groups want consumer protections for farmers who purchase defective machinery. The House Economic Matters Committee considered a bill Monday that would allow farmers to get a replacement ...

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Zimmey’s Tractor Repair LLC is a trusted tractor and farm equipment repair shop located in Myerstown, Pennsylvania along Route 501 north of Schaefferstown. Specializing in John Deere agricultural and ...

Breeders’ Cup champion Splendora opened her 2026 season with graded-stakes wins at Santa Anita and is targeting the Derby City Distaff ahead of a potential Breeders’ Cup repeat.

If you have hay to sell, it's time to study inputs, understand your cost of production, and follow market trends to help make profitable marketing decisions this spring.

In addition to the variety of skills and roles farmers have as they keep their farms running smoothly, they also need to literally keep their heads warm in winter chores.