The outreach agronomist with the Illinois Soybean Association says farmers that are turning to generic chemicals as a cost-saving measure should plan to increase their scouting trips. Stephanie Porter tells Brownfield, “A recent study just came out from Iowa State with fungicides.” She says, “The generics just may not last as long is what they’re […]
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A commodities broker based in northwest Iowa says there’s not a lot of old crop corn in storage. Shane Holtorf with
A recent Market Intel Report shows that off-farm income is helping keep U.S. farming operations afloat. In this episode of Managing
Pictured: Former U.S. Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack (center, speaking at podium) outlines the importance of the World Food Prize during a
A livestock producer in central Missouri says the cool, dry conditions in early spring hurt the grass growth in central Missouri.
An extension ag economist says updates to federal biofuels policy could be bullish for U.S. soybean prices. Ben Brown with the
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Conservation leaders stressed the importance of technical assistance and local staff to support farmers at Tuesday’s Senate Ag Committee hearing. South
Christopher S. “Kit” Bond died in St. Louis, Missouri on Tuesday. He was 86 years old. Missouri Farm Bureau President Garrett
Georgia is the second state to protect farmer access to crop protection tools. Governor Brian Kemp signed the bill into law
