An ag attorney says as farm bankruptcies increase across the Midwest, proactive financial reviews could be a critical risk management strategy. Joe Peiffer with Ag and Business Legal Strategies says reviewing terms and tracking expenses could help farmers avoid loan defaults. “If things aren’t going to work in a restructuring mode, they might have to look […]
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An ag economist says he’s watching how countries respond now that the U.S. Supreme Court has removed President Trump’s ability to
The chief commodities economist with Stone X Group says the biggest factors shaping farmer planting decisions might not show up in
An extension educator says a large plant biomass has been key in maximizing grain fill and reaching higher wheat yields. Michigan
A new study from Ohio State University indicates a shift is occurring in the farmland market. Professor emeritus Carl Zulauf says U.S. land
A Wisconsin Congressman says the new farm bill includes more than conservation, nutrition, and trade improvements. Derrick Van Orden tells Brownfield
USDA’s Undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation says only a few days remain for dairy farmers to enroll in the newly
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza has been confirmed in Daviess County, Indiana for the first time since 2024. The Indiana State Board of Animal Health
Potato growers are concerned the State of Michigan could reclassify streams in a way that would limit irrigation availability. Potato Growers
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley says the equipment manufacturing sector is picking up steam nationally. “I’ve been very happy to hear jobs
