A central Illinois farmer says this week’s warm up is welcome. Katie Brown, who raises corn, soybeans, and hogs in Christian County, tells Brownfield… “We had a really good start. I think everybody was really excited. Dirt was working really nice. We put a lot of seed in the ground and we got a lot […]
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A northwest Indiana dairy farmer says anaerobic digesters are helping improve sustainability and energy efficiency throughout his operation. Carl Ramsey with Curtis Creek
An extension wheat and forage specialist says he expects a significant amount of wheat acres to be abandoned in parts of
A crop insurance agent who farms in southeast Iowa suggests commodity prices are not what’s sinking farmer profitability. Logan Lyon tells
A market analyst says the ag industry is closely watching this week’s trade negotiations between the U.S. and China. Jim McCormick
Cash dairy prices were mixed on Wednesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was down $0.0250 at $0.6750. Three sales were recorded, ranging from $0.6750 to $0.69. Forty-pound cheese blocks were up
Corn growers from across the country flew to Washington, D.C., early this week to lobby for the year-round nationwide E15 bill.
A central Kansas farmer says drought conditions continue to delay his planting progress. Adam Baldwin says it’s been too dry
For my entire adult life, I’ve heard people talk about what’s closing, what’s changing, and what’s next in their rural hometowns.
The new president of the South Dakota FFA Association says he’s looking forward to helping the association grow in the next
