An ag attorney says the on-going drought is putting landowners and tenants in a contentious situation this year. Andrew VanVelson says landowners would like to protect grasslands from overgrazing but hold over leases usually allow the tenant access for another year. “Even if you’re trying to be a good steward, it’s hard for you […]
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An ag economist with University of Missouri Extension says farmers across the Corn Belt are still trying to figure out how
The director of the Ohio Department of Agriculture says a new animal science facility at Ohio State University could help strengthen
A dairy market analyst says futures are primed for a downward correction. Sarina Sharp with the Daily Dairy Report tells Brownfield strong demand for
There were a couple of bright spots in the USDA’s weekly export sales numbers. Beef export sales were up on the
The co-director of Texas A&M’s Ag and Food Policy Center has been taking a closer look at whether U.S. farmers need
Cash dairy prices were up Thursday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange with noticable jumps in block and butter values and sales. Dry whey was up $0.0050 at $0.73. Two sales were recorded at $0.72 and
The transition from a La Nina to an El Nino – and what that means for weather. Meteorologist Matt Makens says
The effects of the down ag economy are showing up in the land market. “Not so much optimism at the moment,
Make nitrogen work for you. Nitrogen is one of the biggest input costs in a nutrient program, but too much can
