Silage research study finds cause and solution for greenhouse gas emissions
Researchers at Kansas State University have determined a cause and potential solution for greenhouse gas emissions from silage. Jeongdae Im, an associate professor of civil engineering, says his team tested […]
New study shows anxiety an issue for farmers
A new study shows just over a third of farmers meet the criteria for at least a mild anxiety disorder. Dr. Josie Rudolphi, study co-author and Extension specialist with the […]
Proposed Storm Lake pigeon ordinance similar to Sioux City’s
After pushback on a previously proposed 10 bird limit on the number of pigeons that could be kept at a Storm Lake residence, city officials are considering a 100 bird […]
Court rules county auditor’s lawsuit over Iowa voter registration lists may proceed
The Iowa Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that the Linn County Auditor can pursue his lawsuit that questions the security of Iowa’s voter registration system. In 2019, Linn County Auditor […]
Consider a fall burndown herbicide
Farmers looking to get a head start on 2025 weed control might consider a fall burndown herbicide. Dan Smydra, an Enlist field specialist for Corteva Agriscience, says there are several […]
New app designed for speciality crop growers helps lower sustainable ag barriers
A Purdue University ag economist says the HortCalculator, a first of its kind research tool, helps growers identify alternative crop protection strategies. Ariana Torres tells Brownfield… “How much more money […]
Dairy price weakens in latest report
The USDA has pulled back its expectations for higher milk prices. In its latest supply and demand report, the department says lower milk production per cow is expected through the […]
USDA all hay production estimate slightly lower
The USDA has cut its outlook for total 2024 hay production slightly. All hay production is currently pegged at 72.871 million tons, 1.669 million less than the August guess due […]
Taylor says U.S. ag trade moving in the right direction
USDA Under Secretary Alexis Taylor says 2024 has been an important year for U.S. agricultural trade. “This year is projected to be the third highest on record for U.S. food […]
Hinson focused on Mexico’s GM corn ban
Some members of Congress are closely watching for an upcoming decision regarding Mexico’s ban on genetically modified corn imports. U.S. Congresswoman Ashley Hinson says a ruling in favor of U.S. […]
