More than 230 ag groups have sent a letter to the U.S. EPA asking it to maintain timely approvals and reviews of pesticides, and ensure farmers have access to crop protection tools. No specific products are listed in the letter, but the groups say the approval of new pesticide products have slowed, which puts U.S. […]
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The U.S. EPA has finalized a new dicamba label for over-the-top use in soybeans and cotton for the next two growing
The senior vice president of government affairs with the Renewable Fuels Association says he’s optimistic lawmakers will find a path forward
An east central Illinois farmer and grain bin builder says demand for on-farm grain storage remains high despite the sluggish economy.
The president and CEO of the American Egg Board says egg producers are looking at overseas markets to grow demand. Emily
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A University of Illinois expert says he’s starting to see dairy farmers reduce their emphasis on fat production. Mike Hutjens tells
A southeast Kansas farmer says he’s relieved that the U.S. EPA is taking steps to address long-standing concerns about DEF system
Soybeans was mixed, adjusting spreads, while still closing sharply higher for the week. The trade is waiting for more details on
An agricultural drone retailer and service provider says the federal government might allow operation of ag drones beyond the pilot’s line-of-sight.
