Agriculture News
Michigan Republicans urge Whitmer to implement EPA emergency E15 waivers
Michigan state Republicans are calling on the governor to take immediate action to implement the EPA’s emergency E15 waivers. House Ag Committee Chair Jerry Neyer tells Brownfield gasoline sold in
Expert says work is underway to lift ag trade barriers in USTR’s report
A dairy trade expert says addressing barriers highlighted in this week’s U.S. Trade Representative report is key to expanding agricultural markets. The U.S. Dairy Export Council’s Jaime Castaneda tells Brownfield dairy is
Planting season nears as farmers monitor soil temps and conditions
A leader with Stine Seed Company says the bulk of farmers will begin planting in the next few weeks. David Thompson, Stine’s director of brand strategy, says final preparations are
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Managing farm margins – Producers are making decisions on their crop nutrient programs. Learn more about what considerations farmers need to make as they gear up for this growing season.
Julie Kenney encourages women in ag to build networks, speak up
The leader of an Iowa-based ag organization says women have an essential role in preserving the future of the ag industry. Julie Kenney, CEO of the Agribusiness Association of Iowa,
West central Ohio farmer preparing for planting as rainfall delays spring fieldwork
A west central Ohio farmer says the start of spring planting season is just around the corner. Scott Haerr says significant rainfall is helping recharge soil moisture, but, “We’ve got
Aid packages propping up ag and prices
Ad hoc aid bringing stability to agriculture. Gary Schnitkey, farm management specialist with the University of Illinois, says despite the uncertainty around several aspects of ag, the landscape would
The beef on dairy advantage few talk about
A livestock consultant says one advantage of raising beef-on-dairy animals is the size of the cattle. Dan Schaefer with Schaefer Beef Consulting tells Brownfield that dairy genetics means a larger-framed cow,
NGFA tracking key ag transportation bills
The CEO of the National Grain and Feed Association says they are tracking two bills that could have major implications for ag transportation. Mike Seyfert says the current surface transportation
An active pattern continues for many; cooler days ahead for only some of the Heartland
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of near- or above-normal temperatures, except for cooler-than-normal conditions in parts of the Northeast and from southern Texas to
