A field crops entomologist says recent storm systems have brought with them early-season pests from the South. Chris DiFonzo with Michigan State University tells Brownfield, “Your risk for black cutworm depends on having low-growing weed mats like chickweed.” “For true armyworm, they’re going to focus in on areas like wheat especially, or weedy areas,” she […]
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The farm bill recently passed in the U.S. House includes language that would overturn California’s Proposition 12 law and similar legislation.
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were up sharply on technical buying. June live cattle closed $5.10 higher
Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying. Soybeans are waiting to see what comes out of this week’s face-to-face,
A Minnesota farmer is moving from planting to grain marketing. Chad Willis grows corn and soybeans near Willmar and says once
Jul. corn $4.80 and 3/4, up 3/4 centJul. soybeans $12.29, up 2 and 1/4 centsJul. soybean meal $338.50, up $10.10Jul. soybean
Broiler hatchery numbers continue to point towards year-to-year rise in production. The USDA says 256.679 million broiler-type eggs were set into
A U.S. Congressman from Ohio says more needs to be done to help the next generation acquire farmland. Greg Landsman says
An economist with the American Farm Bureau Federation says tight margins and ongoing economic challenges are straining farm finances. “This is
A South Dakota farmer says recent reports of record profits in the fertilizer industry are concerning. In a U.S. Senate Ag
