A new report from the American Farm Bureau Federation reveals a projected $32 billion in losses for major row crop producers in 2027. On this episode of Managing for Profit, AFBF’s John Newton talks about steps growers can take to help them cut costs and try to improve profitability.
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An agronomist says crop conditions have been a mixed bag across the Midwest. Ryan Harbison with AgroLiquid says some of the best
New research from the Soil Health Institute could help dairy farmers improve forage quality and overall sustainability on their operations. Dr.
A commodity broker says he’s keeping a close eye on several grain market factors heading into August. Tommy Grisafi with Ag
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for hotter-than-normal weather nearly nationwide, with the Intermountain West having the greatest likelihood
The USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service has issued an interim final rule to clarify that most wetland determinations made since late
A beef feedlot management specialist says extreme heat and environmental conditions created the potential for significant cattle losses at some South
Soybeans were sharply lower on fund and technical selling. Near-term weather forecasts look non-threatening in many key growing areas. Longer-term outlooks
CORN BELT AWARD & SCHOLARSHIP Brownfield and Wyffels Hybrids are partnering to present the Corn Belt Award to high school student
Brownfield and Wyffels Hybrids are partnering to present the Corn Belt Award to high school students who demonstrate outstanding leadership qualities,
