Weed scientist Kevin Bradley at the University of Missouri says caution, planning and communication will be required from farmers who plan to use over-the-top dicamba to manage weeds this growing season. “Talk, talk, talk. You’ve got to talk to your neighbors about what you intend to do with planting so there can at least be […]
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Don’t miss the March 15th sales close deadline for crop insurance. In this episode, FCS Financial’s Vice President of Crop and
An effort to place more restrictions on farms in Wisconsin has been voted down. A CAFO study committee presented the Pierce
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U.S. Senator Joni Ernst says she supports Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins’ decision to sell off the USDA’s South Building. “The previous
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A Michigan pork producer says he’d like to see profitability continue throughout the year as projected. Andy White operates a farrow-to-finish
A collaboration between Ohio 4-H and Ohio State’s College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences is helping 4-H youth prepare for
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A retail sales agronomist based in the Eastern Corn Belt does not expect high input costs to sway a lot of
