Harvest observations can help farmers build a smarter disease management plan for next year. In this episode of Managing for Profit, Minnesota-based Channel Technical Agronomist Derek Crompton says proactive management is the best way to protect yield.
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A market analyst says the recent back-and-forth between the U.S. and China is getting frustrating. Garrett Toay with Ag Trader Talk
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is now accepting scholarship applications designed to help increase the number of rural veterinarians. The Nebraska Elite
Highly pathogenic avian influenza has been a challenge for the egg and poultry industry for more than a decade and a
A U.S. Representative from Iowa says the partial government shutdown could linger for an extended period of time. “We had a
A commodities consultant says there’s been some good news in the ongoing U.S. / China trade war. Karl Setzer, partner at
Low river levels are expected to impact the movement of grain along the Mississippi River this fall. Mike Steenhoek with the
Farmers continue to assess the quality of this year’s crop. Southeast Iowa farmer Tim Meyer says his corn is very dry
The president of Indiana Farm Bureau says members are focused on implementing policies that support farmers and rural communities in 2026.
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