An ag economist says the industry may need to think outside the box to help make farm machinery more affordable. Greg Ibendahl tells Brownfield that tight margins and limited cash on hand are making traditional upgrades harder for producers. “Things are so expensive. You can spend over $1 million on a cotton harvester and […]
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A farmer organization would like to see USDA and its programs deemed essential by the federal government, making the agency immune
Research at North Carolina State University is studying what locally grown really means to consumers and what kind of premium they’re
Legislation that would shorten the permitting process for major infrastructure projects could also increase domestic fertilizer production. Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffany
The Michigan Soybean Committee says low commodity prices will impact project funding in the year ahead. Reacher Director Mark Seamon tells
An eastern Nebraska farmer says adding sorghum to his crop rotation has improved soil health on his operation. Stuart Hoff says
An ag economist says the industry may need to think outside the box to help make farm machinery more affordable.
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The American Soybean Association is weighing in as the federal government announces sweeping restrictions on certain drones used by farmers in
An Iowa farmer is looking forward to the positive impact of certain policies included in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
