Many farmers say they’re finding success utilizing drones to get their fall cover crops seeded. Jeremy Neff, who farms in southern Illinois, says choosing drone seeding for the first time this year made a big difference. “We did that early part of September to help get that growth going here before the fall.” He says, […]
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Many farmers are looking for ways to reduce costs without impacting productivity. But, Will Griffin, row crop segment manager with Valent
Ohio Farm Bureau members are optimistic the President’s trade strategy will open market opportunities in the European Union. Southern Ohio farmer
The marketing manager with Pioneer’s Plenish high oleic soybeans says both growers and dairy producers will benefit from the company’s latest
The president of the American Farm Bureau Federation says ongoing tariffs could impact the viability of the ag industry. Zippy Duvall
Many in the ag industry continue to express concern about how President Trump’s tariffs will impact the farm economy. West Central
South Dakota agriculture has mixed reactions to the recent statewide ban of using eminent domain for carbon pipelines. South Dakota Farmers
Summit Carbon Solutions is asking the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission for more time to review a permit for a new
Cash dairy prices were lower except for butter Friday on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was down $0.0075 at $0.45.
Spring fieldwork started in mid-March for some farmers in north-central Missouri. Brad Mull from Malta Bend tells Brownfield “one week ago
