An ag meteorologist says he’s closely watching how another heat wave could impact crop conditions in parts of the Midwest. Brian Fuchs with the National Drought Mitigation Center says there’s been adequate precipitation, but the situation could change quickly. “It’s really going to attack some of those areas that even though they may not […]
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The USDA is making $35 million available for new partnerships to support feral swine eradication and control in 14 states, including
A crop insurance program to help farmers incorporating regenerative agriculture practices is being piloted in a few select Michigan counties. Tina
The founder of an ag market intelligence firm suggests agriculture has never faced so much uncertainty. Susan Stroud with No Bull
The Drive to Feed Kids is returning to the Missouri State Fair, scheduled for Tuesday, August 18. Ashley McCarty is with
China continues to show strong interest in U.S. soybeans. The USDA says China was the leading buyer for both old and
The Wisconsin Farmers Union President says a permanent disaster assistance program in the farm bill would simplify the current ad hoc
An extension specialist with Michigan State University says soybean growers in northern states aren’t likely to see much advantage using desiccation
Sep. corn $4.64, up 2 centsAug. soybeans $12.37 and 1/2, up 4 and 1/2 centsAug. soybean meal $329.90, down $1.70Aug. soybean
New research from Purdue University could help hemp growers lower input costs and improve overall profitability. Extension specialist Margurite Bolt says
