The state executive director of Indiana’s Farm Service Agency says farmers shouldn’t wait to document expected losses following record-breaking rainfall across the state. Steve Brown says work continues to evaluate the need for federal disaster assistance. “If they have damage, they need to let our county FSA offices know,” he says. “We do have our […]
The post Indiana FSA evaluating federal disaster assistance following statewide historic flooding appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
An extension plant pathologist says while corn disease risk is lessening growers should keep their guard up. Dean Malvick with the
Early harvest activities are underway for a sugarbeet grower in west-central Minnesota. Harmon Wilts farms in eastern Swift County. “We just
An ag economist says he’s optimistic that some commodity prices could continue to push higher. Guy Allen with Kansas State University
Live cattle imports from Mexico are set to resume Monday. David Anderson, an ag economist with Texas A&M University tells Brownfield,
A bipartisan group of more than 40 former farm leaders, commodity group executives and USDA officials are ramping up their calls
The President and CEO of the National Milk Producers Association says a potential trade agreement with Canda could improve market access
A new partnership between Ohio State University and ag tech company Emergent is using artificial intelligence to help improve crop production
Profit margins remain tight heading into harvest, but Ben Brown with University of Missouri Extension says there are still opportunities for
USDA is taking feedback from Missouri farmers on how to improve and modernize data collection and rebuild farmer trust during the
