A US Congressman from Nebraska says federal funding cuts to the National Weather Service puts farmers and ranchers at risk. “I have made this a top priority. I am spending political capital on it.” Mike Flood tells Brownfield, “After this whole thing with the weather balloons and what I saw at the Valley Office for […]
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Minnesota Pork Director of Farmer Outreach Kate Maddock says her role is all about connecting with pig farmers all across Minnesota. She
The USDA’s Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs says the administration is taking the USMCA review process very seriously.
The lingering drought continues to cause challenges for some Midwestern farmers. “Most years well have some springs running or tile outlets
U.S. ethanol production saw some weather impact last week. The U.S. Energy Information Administration says ethanol production averaged 1.114 million barrels
Ethanol supporters say the current push for year-round E15 might be the best chance in years to settle the issue permanently.
Further guidance on the 45Z tax credit could come early this summer. American Coalition for Ethanol CEO Brian Jennings says the
Phosphate fertilizer prices are not expected to come down in 2026. Samuel Taylor, senior farm inputs analyst with Rabobank, says the
The Iowa Cattlemen’s Association would like to Congress to pass a new farm bill as soon as possible. ICA director of
President Trump says he’s ready to sign legislation that would allow year-round sales of E15 fuel. “I will sign it without
