A pair of Kansas farmers says higher wheat futures are improving the outlook for the crop. But, Gary Millershaski says, he likely won’t plant any additional acres due to persistent dryness across the region. “If it’s fallow and it’s lined up to get planted to wheat, it’s going to get planted as wheat. If there’s […]
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A regenerative organic-certified apple grower says on-farm data is helping guide how he transitions management practices. Kyle Rasch tells Brownfield Third
Growing dairy herds in Kansas and South Dakota are helping to lift U.S. milk production despite reduced cow output. Milk production
A Kansas State University ag economist says projects diesel prices could hit $7 in 2027. “Farmers are in a really,
Seasonal maintenance impacted ethanol production last week. The U.S. Energy Information Administration says production averaged 1.028 million barrels per day, down
A livestock producer in northern Minnesota plans to incorporate solar grazing into the operation. Ellie Trout is a fourth-generation farmer on
The owner of one of the largest sale barns in the country says he’s still bullish on the cattle market. Jackie
A farmer in south-central South Dakota says he’s been contemplating locking-in diesel needs through the end of the year through the
The Iowa Corn Growers Association is seeking congressional intervention to help reduce diesel fuel prices as farmers begin harvest. In a
An Ohio-based agronomist says early season weather challenges are impacting corn standability this fall. James Morris with Dekalb ASGROW says stalk
