All is quiet in cash cattle country this morning, with bids and asking prices not established as of yet. Significant trade volume will likely be delayed until the second half

All is quiet in cash cattle country this morning, with bids and asking prices not established as of yet. Significant trade volume will likely be delayed until the second half

An extension soil specialist says farmers are inquiring about phosphorous management in relation to high fertilizer prices.  Dan Kaiser with the University of Minnesota says growers are concerned about the

An extension soil specialist says farmers are inquiring about phosphorous management in relation to high fertilizer prices.  Dan Kaiser with the University of Minnesota says growers are concerned about the

Kansas Ag Secretary Mike Beam says invasive woody species are threating the health of the state’s grasslands. He tells Brownfield research at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln shows that Kansas could

The president of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association says the new Product of the USA label is one that works for producers.  Gene Copenhaver says the updated label requires that

Many farmers are anxiously awaiting upcoming assistance checks. Matthew Hardecke, a region manager with Farm Credit Illinois, says many farmers already have plans for the soon-to-be-released Farmer Bridge Assistance Program

The U.S pork industry is taking steps to protect against Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory System (PRRS).  Dr. Andrèia Arruda says Ohio State University is conducting research on potential entryways  entry points for various strains of

Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council Vice Chair, Ben Storm, says the council partners with various commodity groups to help promote soybeans grown in Minnesota. He tells Brownfield emerging markets

An ag economist says the potential for continued record high prices in the cattle sector could further delay herd expansion. Josh Maples with Mississippi State University Extension says cattle producers