U.S. corn and soybean planting advanced last week, despite more rain delays in parts of the Midwest and Plains. That’s expected to continue during the early part of this week.
The USDA says 91% of U.S. corn is planted, compared to 95% a year ago and the five-year average of 89%, with 74% emerged, compared to 73% on average, with 75% of the crop rated good to excellent, 11% higher than the first national condition report of 2023.
Food science researchers at the University of Minnesota have won this year’s dairy checkoff New Product Competition. Dr. Rohit Kapoor is
A recent report from the Indiana State Department of Agriculture shows the state has lost two percent of its farmland over
An Extension agent says field conditions go from one extreme to the other in his county. Ken Schroeder tells Brownfield, “Standing
Market Analyst Kristi Van Ahn says last week’s quarterly stocks report from the USDA was more bearish to the grain markets
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is strengthening efforts to reduce the spread of spotted lanternfly over the next five years. Michigan
The CEO of Summit Carbon Solutions says securing a construction permit in Iowa was a good first step for the carbon
New winter canola varieties are helping to build marketing opportunities for Michigan farmers. Tom Butcher with ADM tells Brownfield the company
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were higher, waiting on direct business to develop. August live cattle closed
An extension educator says hail, high winds, and rains have pelted this year’s cherry crop. Nikki Rothwell with Michigan State University
