Some ag groups are concerned Indiana’s new budget will impact the long-term viability of the state’s ag industry. Indiana Farm Bureau president Randy Kron says the state’s department of agriculture took the biggest hit. “Right at the end of the session, they had a new revenue forecast,” he says. “It was $2.4 billion less than […]
The post Indiana state budget cuts could impact Indiana agriculture long-term appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
The recent rains across Missouri continue to help crop conditions. USDA says 75 percent of the state’s corn and soybeans are
In southeast South Dakota, farmer Kevin Scott says the corn and soybeans look good thanks, in part, to timely rains. “Continued
A north central Ohio farmer says they just wrapped up the 2025 planting season last week. Patty Mann says this year’s
A farmer from northeast Arkansas says this is one of the most frustrating planting seasons he’s ever experienced. Derek Haigwood of
Planting is winding down in Wisconsin. USDA says corn and soybean planting both reached 95 percent as of Sunday, with emergence
Crop conditions are mixed in Minnesota. USDA says corn condition ratings improved one percentage point on the week to 77 percent
Planting in Indiana is nearly finished but slightly behind the average pace. USDA says corn in Indiana is 93 percent planted
Soybeans were modestly lower on fund and technical selling. U.S. planting was expected to be nearly complete, nationally, and the trade
Crop conditions are improving in Iowa. USDA says the rating for corn went from 84 to 85 percent good to excellent
