A south-central Kansas farmer says weed pressure is almost becoming unmanageable due to excessive rainfall. James Moreland grows wheat, corn and double crop soybeans along the Oklahoma border. “We are noticing where we go back here on the double-crop soybeans with this exceptional wetness, we’re fighting volunteer weeds and issues here.” But, he tells Brownfield, […]
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The associate director of the Ag Risk Policy Center at North Dakota State University says even if the Strait of Hormuz
USDA officials are still weighing when, or if, live cattle imports from Mexico can resume. The threat of New World screwworm
Cash dairy prices were all higher Friday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was up $0.0050 at $0.7050. No sales were recorded. Forty-pound cheese blocks were up $0.0250 at $1.5875. Three sales were recorded, ranging from
A beef specialist with the University of Illinois Extension says the arrival of spring has many producers turning cattle out onto
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The first vice president of the Iowa Corn Growers Association says he remains optimistic that federal E15 legislation can get passed
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Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has issued an executive order to allow the sale of E15 across the state. Matt Smego, senior
In this week’s checkoff chat, we’re looking back at 35 years of building demand and new opportunities for soybean farmers with
