Alabama Department of Agriculture

October is the month that new state laws go into effect in Alabama. One could be a sweet deal for people who raise honey bees in the State.

Educational events on how Alabama farmers work the land and help grow food for the state will soon come to a close for the season. Farm-City Week in Alabama wraps up on Wednesday, November 29 after kicking off on Wednesday, November 22.

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville traveled across Alabama recently to discuss incoming legislation that could impact how farmers make a living. Tuberville visited Bay Minette, Headland, Boaz and Millbrook last week as part of a two-day tour to discuss the 2023 Farm Bill, which is a package of legislation that is reconsidered every five years.

A sudden winter freeze in spring left many Alabama farmers’ crops diminished or completely destroyed. This summer, farmers markets, grocery stores and farm stands across the state are feeling the impacts of this freeze as several crops remain off the shelves.

A rare form of mad cow disease has been found in Alabama, according to state officials.Alabama Agriculture Commissioner John McMillan released a statement…

The state is locating farms that have been in the same family for at least 200 years as part of Alabama's bicentennial commemoration. The Alabama…

Since 2010, the Druid City Garden Project has operated teaching gardens in Tuscaloosa city and county elementary schools. The gardens enhance students’…

Tropical Storm Cindy dumped a lot of rain on the state of Alabama, and Governor Kay Ivey is now looking for federal help for the state's farmers due to…

Alabama is getting a $100,000 federal grant to encourage school districts to buy fresh local fruits and vegetables. The Alabama Department of Agriculture…

State agriculture officials are banning poultry sales in Alabama over concerns about avian influenza.The Cullman Times reports Alabama Agriculture…