The USDA says Iowa farmers were busy harvesting hay and oats, while corn and soybeans received fungicide and pesticide applications last week. Southwest Iowa farmer Ralph Lents tells Brownfield he’s found southern rust in some of his corn. “And been keeping an eye out for tar spot. There’s a little bit around, but nothing really […]
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A cow-calf producer from mid-Missouri says producers are exploring ways to add value to their cattle herd through genetics. Wayne Vanderwert
A research veterinarian says the emergency use of certain animal drugs to combat New World Screwworm will require good recordkeeping and
Soybeans were mixed, mostly firm, ending the week in positive territory. Some forecasts for parts of the region look dry into
A forage and cover crops specialist says potassium is essential for alfalfa longevity and reducing crop stress. Michigan State University Extension’s
A pair of agronomists with Beck’s Hybrids say the jury is still out on the new “Green Lightning” technology. Chad Kalaher,
A Wisconsin group that helps migrant workers and American farmers will show the public what it’s like working far from your
Sep. corn closed at $3.88 and 1/4, up 1 centSep. soybeans closed at $10.36 and 1/2, up 2 centsSep. soybean meal
There are mixed reviews from ethanol groups over EPA’s decision to grant small refinery exemptions. Renewable Fuels Association President and CEO
Egg production numbers declined again in July, but there are signs of a bounce back. The USDA says 8.791 billion eggs
