A pair of Illinois farmers say the dry weather continues to push harvest pace. John Klemm, who raises corn, soybeans, and cattle in DeWitt County in the central part of the state, says his harvest is complete. “Thirty-two days start to finish and thirty of those days we were working, and we just went hard […]
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A Wisconsin dairy farmer who grows corn, alfalfa, and triticale for feed says he’s not in a hurry to plant. Mike
A western Illinois farmer says planting progress is limited in his area. Brady Holst, who grows corn and soybeans in Hancock
A southwest Ohio farmer says he’s in no rush to get started planting. “We’re a little wet and cold.” Jed Bower
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An agronomist says there are cost-effective ways for farmers to maximize their nutrient management program this season. Trey Stephens, who covers
The chief economist for the Renewable Fuels Association says efforts to secure nationwide, year-round sales of E15 fuel blends continue to
Iowa state climatologist Justin Glisan says field fires have been a concern over the past few weeks across the state. “We
Legislation exempting warehouses from having fire sprinkler systems has been vetoed by Governor Tony Evers. In his veto statement, Evers says
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