The vice president of fertilizer with Stone X says farmers need to keep an eye on the phosphate market. Josh Linville says China, the world’s largest phosphate exporter, has dramatically decreased exports in 2025. “Q1 is typically a low export period as they focus on their own spring demands, but this year is well below […]
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A market analyst says he’s not expecting total planted U.S. acres to increase much in USDA’s upcoming acreage report. “There could
Indiana residents will spend more this year on their 4th of July celebrations. Indiana Farm Bureau chief economist Todd Davis tells Brownfield the
A southeast Minnesota farmer is not reducing fertilizer use despite tight margins. Rob Tate of Cannon Falls says his fertility plan
A weed scientist with University of Missouri Extension says kochia has been confirmed in northwest Missouri soybean fields. Kevin Bradley tells
A coordinator for the Great Lakes Yield Enhancement Network says widespread rains have brought numerous challenges for growers depending on their
U.S. red meat and poultry supplies at the end of May were down on the year. The USDA says red meat
U.S. poultry production dipped during May. The USDA says 4.432 billion pounds of poultry were certified wholesome last month, 2% less
There have been fewer new cases of the H5N1 highly pathogenic avian influenza in the past 30 days. USDA officials report
Areas of southwestern Iowa have received heavy rainfall this week. Ringgold County farmer Tim Creveling tells Brownfield rain totals exceeded eight
