New Jersey Farm Bureau

Wildlife damage has long been a top concern for farmers in the Garden State, and experts suggest there's no reason to believe the problem won't keep worsening.

Top New Jersey agricultural experts say despite cold temperatures, the state crops should remain in pretty good shape this season.

The health crisis has calmed down enough to let New Jersey farms do what they do best in the several weeks leading up to Halloween.

A group of New Jersey farmers have overseen a test flight for an infrared-sensing drone to measure the number of deer around their fields.

Rain is essential for farmers to make a living in New Jersey, but they like it in moderation.

This Halloween and fall will enjoy good-sized and plentiful pumpkins in New Jersey. A farm bureau expert says, pin a lot of it on the weather.

New Jersey farms are well into agritourism this fall, with hayrides and pumpkin picking the order of the day on most farms. But it is much more than just a fun and educational exercise for visitors.

Days after the end of a hunt in which a near-record number of bears were killed, including one sort of famous bruin, a Senate panel voted to prohibit hunts for five years.

Irrigation is an option but it's expensive