Ohio’s state climatologist says widespread drought conditions could be a challenge for farmers heading into 2027. Aaron Wilson says current weather models show above-normal precipitation to close out the year, but, “With El Nino, there tends to be a lot of moisture across the southern US, but sometimes it can buckle up into the Ohio […]
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Two Ohio ag groups are helping students explore careers in the industry. Sandusky County sophomore Kali Hines says the Ag Ed
Cash dairy prices were mixed Thursday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was up $0.0075 to $0.8050. No sales were reported.
Pork export sales were solid during the week ending September 17th. The USDA says that pork sales were above average, with
A member of House Ag Committee says there could be small window for lawmakers to address the financial challenges facing farmers
A central Illinois farmer says it’s been a surprisingly slow start to harvest in his area. John Klemm, who raises corn,
A member of the U.S. House Agriculture Committee says changes to federal risk management programs in last year’s One Big Beautiful
Nebraska Senator Pete Ricketts has introduced a bill that he says would provide producers the right to own their data. “Farmers
A south-central Iowa farmer says the wet start to harvest will likely lead to an uptick in propane expenses. “There’s going
The CEO of equipment dealer AgRevolution says producers are looking to add new technology to older equipment as ag equipment costs
