Farm Bureau members are not giving up on their call to Congress to act on the farm bill. Michigan Farm Bureau’s National Legislative Counsel John Kran tells Brownfield there are too many issues impacting the rural economy to give up on pressing Congress to pass legislation in the final days of their session. “We’ve got […]
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Pictured: Stanton, Iowa farmer Mark Peterson at the 2025 Practical Farmers of Iowa conference in Des Moines (Photo by Brent Barnett/Brownfield)
The lead Democrat on the Senate Ag Committee will be pushing for year-round E15 this year. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota tells
A regional livestock specialist with the University of Missouri Extension says most livestock producers are thankful for the active winter weather
Pictured: Kent Boucher with Hoksey Native Seeds talks with an attendee of the 2025 Practical Farmers of Iowa annual conference in
A research veterinarian says there are biosecurity steps dairy farmers should take to keep diseases like avian influenza off the farm.
A farm management specialist at the University of Illinois says current economic conditions are still impacting the ag equipment manufacturing industry. Gary
This episode highlights the collaboration and partnership opportunities at the Center for Soy Innovation, which benefits both Missouri Soybeans and their
Farm management analyst Kent Thiesse says Friday’s supply and demand estimates from USDA were friendly for corn and soybean prices. The
A new digital mapping tool is helping farmers optimize soil sampling. University of Nebraska-Lincoln professor and hydrologist Trenton Franz was one
