Michigan livestock groups lose CAFO case

Michigan livestock groups say they are disappointed with the state’s Supreme Court ruling regarding large animal permits. Farm groups, including the Michigan Farm Bureau, Michigan Milk Producers Association, Michigan Pork […]

USSEC is helping interns learn about soybean exports

The communications outreach intern at the Indiana Soybean Alliance says exploring various opportunities in the ag industry is helping her decide her future career. Kate Mattingly represented Indiana at the […]

Western IL crops showing “awesome potential”

A western Illinois agronomist says crops in his area are doing well despite some challenges. Rich DeSchepper, agronomy sales & marketing manager with West Central FS in Knox County, says […]

Conditions right for tar spot

Many corn farmers are actively scouting for tar spot. Corteva Agriscience market development specialist Ron Geis says the crop disease thrives in wet and cloudy conditions. “If you have had […]

Red Cross issues urgent appeal for blood donors

The American Red Cross says we’re now under a blood shortage emergency, as extreme heat, natural disasters and summer vacations are causing a critical drop in donations. Josh Murray, spokesman […]

Expanding agritourism in Indiana

The director of rural development in Indiana says expanding agritourism will benefit the state’s economy. Terry Goodin tells Brownfield the more people know about agriculture, the more connected they are […]

ACRE Act would reduce cost of borrowing for farmers

The American Bankers Association is bringing attention to legislation that would lower the cost of borrowing for farmers. Senior vice president of agriculture and rural banking policy Ed Elfmann says […]

CME cash dairy steady to lower Monday

Cash dairy prices were steady to lower Monday on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.  Dry whey was unchanged at $0.61.  No sales were recorded.  Forty-pound cheese blocks were down $0.01 at $1.84.   […]