A central Kansas farmer says there is extreme variability for the winter wheat crop. Paul Penner says an earlier planted crop is looking good, but, “We are very dry right now. That maybe problematic for them too. A really good stand right now is probably stressing more right now than a lighter stand.” He tells […]
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There are mixed feelings in farm country about another round of financial aid from the government. “It’s almost like a necessary
Members of the U.S. House Appropriations Committee are concerned about proposed staffing cuts to USDA in President Trump’s upcoming budget. Ranking
An agricultural economist with Advance Trading says the corn and soybean markets have fallen off their highs of early spring. Brian
A plant pathologist with Ohio State University Extension says farmers need to be proactive when it comes to managing soybean cyst
At the opening session of the Missouri FFA Convention, Missouri’s Ag Director Chris Chinn told FFA members to embrace the journey.
Soybean export sales dropped to a marketing year low last week. The USDA says Egypt was the big buyer during the
A central Iowa farmer says wet conditions have kept him out of the field since late March. Corey Hillebo grows corn
A north Iowa turkey grower says her top concern is disease pressure. Sheila Larson of Ellsworth tells Brownfield highly pathogenic avian
Many farmers across Iowa have halted their planting progress this week. But State Ag Secretary Mike Naig says it’s for a
