Agriculture News
Farmers say cost management and crop diversification are key tools in a tight-margin year.
Farmers across the U.S. continue to navigate narrow margins and tight budgets. Indiana farmer Tim Gauck says it’s even more important for farmers today, to know their numbers. “Knowing your
Farmers say cost management and crop diversification are key tools in a tight-margin year
Farmers across the U.S. continue to navigate narrow margins and tight budgets. Indiana farmer Tim Gauck says it’s even more important for farmers today, to know their numbers. “Knowing your
Kehoe says E15 expansion would boost corn markets, urges Congressional action
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe says after a visit to Washington D.C. last week he’s optimistic Congress will find a way forward on legislation for nationwide, year-round E15. “Our Congressional delegation
E15 deadline arrives as industry awaits congressional action
Attendees of the National Ethanol Conference in Orlando are anxiously awaiting an update from the Rural Domestic Energy Council on year-round, nationwide E15. Renewable Fuels Association CEO Geoff Cooper says
Cooking with Alpha-Gal Syndrome
Foods that can commonly trigger allergic reactions for those who have Alpha Gal Syndrome included red meat, organ meats, and some dairy products. That can cause some serious disruptions for
Temps continue in a wide-range across the Heartland; a seasonal weather pattern
Across the Corn Belt, a low-pressure system just north of the Great Lakes is producing a few snow showers. Chilly weather in the vicinity of the Great Lakes contrasts with
Another Herbicide Option for Tough to Control Weeds
Farmers will soon have another herbicide option for tough-to-control weeds. In this Managing for Profit, Dominic Hoffman, product manager for selective herbicides at Bayer Crop Science, discusses the new product.
Give FFA Day helps ag education programs continue
An FFA official says Give FFA Day this Thursday, February 26th is vital to continuing valuable agricultural education programming at the state and national level. Kendra Jentz with the Wisconsin
Wisconsin FSA staffing down but work is getting done
Wisconsin’s FSA Director says USDA staff reductions have been noticeable, but the jobs are getting done. State Farm Service Agency Director Sandy Chalmers tells Brownfield Wisconsin had several employees who
Mild, late-winter temps for many; a seasonally active weather pattern across the Heartland
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of warmer-than-normal weather across most of the country, while near- or below-normal temperatures will be confined to an area
