A western Kansas farmer says corn is being challenged by a lack of moisture. Clay Schemm tells Brownfield… “I’ve been seeing a lot of fields of corn getting plowed under and they might go back in with wheat on,” he says. “We’ve got a few fields that corn got to a decent height, we even […]
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Eastern Iowa farmer Jeff Pape started soybean harvest Wednesday. “Yields are decent, anywhere from some timber fields that don’t get good
New crop U.S. corn and soybean export sales were up on the week. The USDA says Mexico, unknown destinations, and Japan
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A western Wisconsin farmer says there is a lot of variability in the crops this fall. Tony Mellenthin grows corn and
A U.S. Senator from Ohio says providing drought assistance to those in need is a top priority. Sherrod Brown says farmers need assistance
The Federal Reserve has lowered its benchmark interest rate by half a percentage point. “It’s the first rate cut we’ve seen
As harvest begins, it’s a good idea to check equipment to ensure everything is in working order. In this episode of
A crop seed specialist says disease has been a challenge for farmers in the western Corn Belt. Mike Gruener with Wyffels
A representative of the food processing industry is encouraging lawmakers to source food for schools domestically. Kay Rentzel, Executive Director of
