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Farmers for Soil Health enrollment open
The executive director of Farmers for Soil Health says the program is helping farmers make a meaningful environmental impact through cover crops. Ben West says the group offers cost-share and […]
Study finds potential solution for timelier commodity program payments
An ag economist says a multiyear risk program (MYR) could offer farmers a timelier method for delivery of commodity program payments than the current ARC/PLC programs. Carl Zulauf, a professor […]
Truck – School Bus Collision Sends Numerous to Hospital
Granville — A collision between a pickup truck and a school bus near Granville on Tuesday morning resulted in 20 individuals being transported to various hospitals. The Sioux County Sheriff’s […]
Fertilizer prices not likely improve, regardless of who wins White House
A fertilizer market expert says the new White House administration probably won’t have much impact the cost of fertilizer. Josh Linville with StoneX tells Brownfield tariffs are why prices for […]
Unprofitable harvest finishes early
A Michigan farmer says optimism after an early harvest season is being overshadowed by a grim price outlook. John Burke tells Brownfield he’s concerned there won’t be many opportunities to […]
2025 corn prices have the potential to rally
A senior market advisor at Total Farm Marketing says corn prices could rally next year. Bryan Doherty says taking a long-term approach is key. “It’s a cheap commodity in relationship to […]
Central Iowa shelter hosts ‘Puppy Paw-ty’ to cheer up after election stresses
What better way to relieve stress after a contentious Election Day than to be nuzzled by eight fuzzy puppies? Iowa’s largest non-profit animal shelter is holding a special event for […]
Another strong month for ethanol exports
U.S. ethanol exports remain on a record pace. The Renewable Fuels Association says the September total of 148.5 million gallons was up 5% from August. Canada took the top slot […]
Recent rains welcome for cover crops
Recent rains across the Midwest are a welcome sight for farmers that have seeded cover crops. Northern Illinois farmer Norm Deets tells Brownfield the dry fall has challenged crop establishment. […]
