A worsening moisture deficit concerns a no-till farmer in south-central Minnesota. Rochelle Krusemark grows corn, soybeans, and sorghum in Martin County and says cover crops suffered from dry conditions last

A worsening moisture deficit concerns a no-till farmer in south-central Minnesota. Rochelle Krusemark grows corn, soybeans, and sorghum in Martin County and says cover crops suffered from dry conditions last

A southwest Michigan farm family says partnering with a local food hub helps keep more of their produce local while creating consistent demand. Bill Schultz tells Brownfield, “It kind of

Protecting the health of the U.S. swine heard remains a top priority for producers in 2026. Duane Stateler in northwest Ohio says it will take an all-hands approach, with producers

The farm bill package recently passed out of the House Ag Committee includes legislation that would expand access to precision agriculture tools. U.S. Congresswoman Ashley Hinson tells Brownfield her PRECISE

Farmer-owned seed company DLF highlighted its commitment to innovation and farmer-focused solutions at the Commodity Classic. Owned by approximately 2,800 farmers around the world, DLF says its structure helps the

The Ohio Soybean Council is donating soy-based tires to sheriff’s departments across the state as a way to increase demand and help support rural communities.   Julia Brown says the Patrol

Corteva launched three new soybean herbicides in 2025 – Enversa, Sonic Boom, and Kyper Pro. Drake Robards, U.S. Portfolio Marketing Lead for Corteva soybean herbicides tells Brownfield all three were

The National FFA Organization continues to support tomorrow’s agriculture leaders across the country. Michigan native Lilly Nyland is serving this year as the National FFA Secretary. “Agriculture continues to be

A closer look at the latest U.S. trade agreements. Julie Callahan, the Trump administration’s chief ag negotiator with the office of the United States Trade Representative says there have been