An agronomist in the Eastern Corn Belt says disease pressure has been variable. Alexie Garner covers Indiana for Brevant Seeds and describes weather patterns as “widespread” since the start of the growing season. “We’ve got areas where it’s been pretty dry, areas where it’s been very wet. I mean, some areas that we just had […]
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The Missouri Soybean Association has named a new officer team for the next year. Cody Brock from Carroll County will serve
A farmer in west-central Missouri says another round of economic assistance for farmers would be welcomed, but it’s not a long-term
A north central Wisconsin farmer says he’s surviving the high input cost environment by becoming as efficient as possible with his
The director of the Missouri State Fair says there’s a lot for fairgoers to celebrate at the two-week event in mid-Missouri.
Commentary. Families across America are getting ready for the Semiquincentennial Celebration. This may be the only time I refer to our
The chief atmospheric scientist with Nutrien Ag Solutions says he expects a record setting El Nino to have significant impacts this
Farmers across the Upper Midwest are encouraging U.S. senators to pass legislation this week that would bring management of grey wolves
Rising energy demand for projects like data centers are forcing difficult conversations in Indiana. Clinton County farmer Alan Dunn says energy
A fire has damaged one of the largest kosher meat processing plants in the U.S. Officials say the fire at AgriStar
