A southwest Iowa farmer says planting is in full swing in his area following some recent rains. Duane Aistrope raises corn and soybeans in Fremont County. “We’ve had some issues with our planter. Did a bunch of computer updates and stuff and they weren’t talking to each other. But, a lot of guys are out […]
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Commercial red meat production in the U.S. during March was 4.511 billion pounds. The USDA says that was 2% larger than
Michigan State University Extension educators are expecting widespread but highly variable fruit damage across the state following this weekend’s low temperatures.
The USDA has announced that the headquarters for the Food Safety and Inspection Service will be moved to Iowa as part
The U.S. House Ag Appropriations subcommittee has passed a partisan USDA budget that would cut funding slightly next year. During this morning’s markup,
A member of the U.S. House Ag Committee says his vote on the farm bill hinges on year-round E15. “To get
Low corn and soybean prices concern southeast Minnesota farmer Ryan Buck. “Crop prices are not very appealing right now, so that
Pork export sales dipped to a marketing year low during the week ending April 16th. The USDA says several of key
An agricultural economist with North Dakota State University says farmers aren’t likely to see relief from high urea prices anytime soon.
Low-humidity and high winds have sparked another outbreak of wildfires in several parts of the Great Plains. Ag meteorologist Brian Fuchs
