The chief operating officer at Genus PIC says pigs produced to be resistant to Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS) have been approved for sale to U.S. consumers by the Food and Drug Administration. Matt Culbertson tells Brownfield it’s the latest step in bringing gene-edited pigs to market. “It doesn’t actually trigger the first sales […]
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A north central Iowa farmer says crop development is behind. Chris Edgington of Saint Ansgar tells Brownfield he didn’t begin planting
Some ag groups have asked the Trump administration to engage with supply chain stakeholders to address concerns about anticipated port congestion.
Last week’s warm temperatures and scattered showers were good for crop growth. USDA’s National Ag Statistics Service says corn emergence was
The USDA says most Illinois farmers have finished planting, and their crops are doing well. Massac County farmer Granvil Travis in
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The extension corn specialist at Purdue University says another period of extreme weather is impacting the 2025 crop. Dan Quinn says
Major crop condition rating changes were mixed over the past week. That followed another round of mixed weather in much of
Ohio State’s soybean and small grains agronomist says early season weather challenges have some farmers considering their replant options. Laura Lindsey
An ag economist says escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran could have an impact on the ag industry. But Allendale’s
