A crop protection specialist says spray drones can play an important role on today’s farms. WinField United’s Tyler Steinkamp tells Brownfield, “Drones, especially as we continue to develop this technology, they just keep getting better and better.” He says growers can use them for a variety of crop protection applications. “Any pesticide that is currently […]
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A dairy nutritionist with Zinpro Corporation says heat stress in the summer can drastically reduce farmer profitability. Jeff Tikofsky says annual
Cash dairy prices were mostly up Monday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was down $0.0100 at $0.6750. No sales were reported. Forty-pound cheese blocks were up $0.0150 to $1.4475. One sale was recorded at $1.45.
The USDA’s reporting a solid week for corn and soybean export inspections. Both beans and corn during the week ending July
The USDA and Small Business Administration have launched a new effort to help farmers push back against costly regulations. In a
A Minnesota sheep farmer says high input costs are creating challenges. Amanda Cook of Center City tells Brownfield raising livestock is
Nebraska livestock producers have until July 15 to file an acreage report to help maintain eligibility for drought assistance. State FSA
Many farmers are pricing old and new crop grain. Tim Waibel grows corn and soybeans near Courtland in south-central Minnesota and
Corteva Agriscience Market Development Specialist, Jeff Moon, says when it comes to insects that pose a threat to corn, there are
A technical service representative with BASF says the recent heat wave may have slowed down development of tar spot during the
