An Indiana grain and dairy farmer says investing in crop health has been beneficial in a tough growing season. Lance Sommer farms in the northeast part of the state. He says a dry spell late in the growing season had a huge impact on his crops this year. “We were all set for a great […]
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A farmer in southwest Minnesota is not concerned about lodging as corn nears maturity. Bryan Biegler of Lake Wilson says the
A hedging strategist with AgMarket.net says the industry is anxiously awaiting the next USDA supply and demand report. Sam Trainor says
Harvest is right around the corner for southwest Iowa farmer Ray Gaesser. “We’re looking at mid-next week.” He tells Brownfield he’s
An ag economist says there’s been a lot of focus on the soybean market this week but it’s critical to stay
Sustainability is helping US soybean farmers stay competitive. In this Managing for Profit, hear from Carla Schultz on how the United
A court has said the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has the authority to regulate large farms through its water pollution
World Dairy Expo is a month away, but some of this year’s contest winners have already been announced. The Dairy Products
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of below-normal temperatures across much of the eastern half of
Across the Corn Belt, a strong cold front slicing across the Great Lakes region and the upper Midwest is producing a
