Hay market specialist Dale Leslein says hay and forage producers experienced an up and down 2025. Based in northeast Iowa, he tells Brownfield a strong first cut was followed by excessive rains that limited the quality of the second and third crops. Given the unevenness, hay inventories are slightly behind a year ago.
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Mark Dorenkamp hosts Brownfield affiliate radio station KNUJ Farm Forum The post Brownfield affiliate radio station KNUJ Farm Forum appeared first on Brownfield
Carah Hart moderates the University of Missouri’s Food and Ag Policy Research Institute Abner Womack Ag Outlook Conference. The post University
Jared White covers the Illinois Society of Professional Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers Land Values Conference. The post Illinois Society of
Mark Dorenkamp is a guest speaker at the Austin High School AFNR class. The post Austin High School AFNR class appeared
Anna Hastert covers the Stine Women in Ag Day Reception. The post Stine Women in Ag Day Reception appeared first on
Brownfield’s Erin Anderson attends the Purdue University Student Soybean Showcase. The post Purdue University Student Soybean Showcase appeared first on Brownfield
Brownfield’s Jared White covers the Illinois Ag Legislative Day at State Capitol. The post Illinois Ag Legislative Day at State Capitol
A Wisconsin farmer is concerned about rising input costs. Shane Goplin says he secured his crop inputs late last winter but
A Farm Service Agency director says it’s important to report damage and losses from weather events to USDA. Wisconsin FSA Director
