Cattle supplies are expected to get even tighter following the USDA’s suspension of live cattle imports from Mexico due to the threat of New World screwworm. Charley Martinez, an ag economist at the University of Tennessee, says the overall impact will depend on the length of the ban. “As we think about Quarter 2 of […]
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A U.S. Senator from Iowa says she’s optimistic the EPA can finalize a new Waters of the U.S. rule by the
The hay harvest is expected to be larger in 2025. The USDA sees all hay harvested area at 49.725 million acres,
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Farmers could benefit significantly under the United States’ 45Z federal tax guidance. In this Managing for Profit, Megan Dwyer, director of conservation
The USDA has announced a phased reopening of some southern ports to resume imports of live cattle, bison, and horses from
While beef prices remain strong, the herd isn’t growing very fast, which has created a market for beef-dairy cross animals. Beef
USDA says most Wisconsin crops remain in good condition after a week of mixed weather conditions. Just over three days were
A southeast Minnesota farmer is concerned weeds could get a foothold on soybeans. Ben Storm of Dover spoke to Brownfield Monday,
