A collaborative effort to strengthen local supply chains in the Great Lakes will continue despite federal funding uncertainty. James DeDecker is the director of the MSU Upper Peninsula Research Center. “We’re looking to provide farmers opportunity to diversify their cropping systems, to increase the resiliency and the profitability of their farm operations, and just cracking […]
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Crop emergence finally picked up steam this month for western Iowa farmer Kevin Ross. “We’re finally getting some heat,” he said.
The chief economist for the Renewable Fuels Association says the outlook for U.S. ethanol production is favorable. Scott Richman tells Brownfield
Wisconsin FFA State President Amalia Draxler – Photo courtesy Wisconsin FFA Wisconsin’s new FFA State Officers have been selected. Amalia Draxler
A farmer in central Kansas says it’s already been a year of unprecedented volatility. Paul Penner says the administration’s tariff policy
The executive director of the Association of Illinois Soil & Water Conservation Districts says a proposal that would have provided stable
Many in the agriculture industry have expressed concern about how the uptick in the Department of Homeland Security’s employment enforcement efforts
Brownfield ag meteorologist Greg Soulje says drought relief is in store for much of the Western Corn Belt. “Over the next
A southeast Iowa farmer says crop conditions have been a pleasant surprise. Tim Meyer tells Brownfield his area has received a
A central Nebraska farmer says the quality of the first cutting of alfalfa hay was extremely poor to do high weevil
