Ohio Soybean Council helping boost demand with Patrol with Soy program
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 Soybean Herbicides Gain Momentum and Deliver Value for Farmers
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 […]
National FFA Secretary Lilly Nyland highlights importance of empowering agriculture students
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 […]
Callahan highlights preferential market access in recent U.S. trade agreements
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 […]
N-Serve Nitrogen Stabilizer Marks 50 Years of Helping Corn Farmers Protect Nitrogen and Boost Yields
Andrew Luzum, Nitrogen Stabilizer Specialist covering Iowa and Illinois tells Brownfield nitrogen is one of the most expensive inputs on corn acres and farmers want to be sure it stays […]
Local control, farmland protections dominated 2026 Indiana legislative session
The rapid pace of this year’s legislative session created new challenges for Indiana Farm Bureau as state lawmakers debated issues tied to local government and farmland protections. Katie Nelson says […]
Minnesota farm leader doubts easy passage for new farm bill
The leader of an ag organization expects an uphill battle to pass a new farm bill despite progress in the U.S. House. Minnesota Farmers Union president Gary Wertish says while […]
Illinois Soybean Association eyeing new domestic uses with Springboard Challenge
The director of market development for the Illinois Soybean Association says ongoing trade uncertainty makes finding new domestic uses for soy even more critical. Todd Main says the organization’s checkoff-funded […]
Short Congressional calendar, political strains cloud farm bill future
An associate professor of ag policy and law at the University of Illinois says it’s unclear if the Farm Bill 2.0 has a chance at becoming law. The House Ag […]
USDA: corn export sales up sharply on week, above average
Corn export demand continues to be strong. The USDA says corn sales during the week ending February 26th were larger than average, mainly to South Korea, Colombia, and Mexico, all […]