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’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

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

A group of farmers and business leaders says the US-Canada-Mexico trade agreement provides the certainty that is needed for America’s farmers and ranchers. During a roundtable discussion at the site

U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley says he supports President Trump’s recent executive order that aims to bolster domestic supplies of glyphosate. “Glyphosate is the most widely used crop protection tool in

As farmers prepare to face another year of weather challenges, it’s imperative they familiarize themselves with the protection provided by their crop insurance. In this Managing for Profit, Meg Yandell,

Farmers and legislators are disappointed as legislation creating a 20-million dollar Wisconsin dairy cattle innovation loan program is going nowhere this session. Assembly Ag Committee Chair Travis Tranel tells Brownfield

Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures were mostly modestly higher and feeders were up, generally rebounding from Monday’s drop with help from boxed beef while waiting for this week’s direct

Soybeans were modestly higher on fund and technical buying. Beans followed the lead of bean oil, which saw more support from demand expectations. The trade’s watching harvest in Brazil and

The U.S. Ag Secretary told attendees at the Ag Outlook Forum last week USDA reports remain gold standard for market reporting, but there’s room for improvement. Brooke Rollins said farmers