An ag economist says he doesn’t expect much relief from high diesel prices anytime soon. Gregg Ibendahl with K-State says the cost of oil can push diesel up about 42 cents for every dollar it increases. “It’s a pretty steep curve over what it used to be. It makes the situation really bad. We’re in […]
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Some farmers are wondering how much impact extreme heat had on crops during July. Rose Karau grows corn and soybeans near
An ag land specialist suggests the market could strengthen after harvest. Randy Thompson is licensed in Iowa for Base Camp Country
A policy advisor for the American Dairy Coalition says USMCA negotiators need to ensure trade rules keep pace with changes in
The CEO of the National Milk Producers Federation says finding a solution to the industry’s labor challenges remains a top priority.
There’s potential for some corn and soybean varieties to be in tight supply next year. “Our seed crop here in Sun
High fertilizer prices remain a concern as farmers prepare to make fall applications. Corey Rosenbusch, president and CEO of The Fertilizer
Facing challenges that threaten yield potential is a constant battle for farmers and their crops. In this Hoegemeyer Hometown Field Update,
Corn and rice harvest is underway in Arkansas, and other parts of the Delta. In eastern Arkansas, Nathan Reed tells Brownfield
Minnesota Pork director of public policy and strategy Lauren Servick says producers can participate in an on-farm sustainability report and qualify
