A southeast Kansas farmer says he’s optimistic about his soft red winter wheat crop. Ben Bellar says he’s battled on-going drought, but it’s not as bad as it could be. “In a great year, I like to be pushing 100 bushel per acre wheat. I think we’re going to be talking about 70 to 80, […]
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Iowa’s biodiesel industry is beginning to rebound after a difficult winter that forced several plants to idle. Iowa farmer Dave Walton,
A northeast Nebraska farmer says recent rainfall has brought some relief to on-going drought conditions. Jon Meis says he received over
The tool many dairy farmers use to measure their environmental impact has been updated. Nicole Ayache with the National Milk Producers
A former director with the U.S. Grains and Bioproducts Council says the organization’s work to expand markets for corn, sorghum, barley,
A southern Wisconsin farmer says his first-crop alfalfa is okay, but not great. Doug Rebout is packing the bunk at his
John Deere is working to resolve its right-to-repair lawsuit, and an ag attorney says it could lead to increased ag equipment
Rising input costs are eating into dairy profits. Dan Glessing operates a dairy in southern Minnesota and says fuel and fertilizer
A new collaboration with the Conservation Technology Information Center is expanding Cargill’s Success From the Ground Up program. In this episode
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of above-normal temperatures across southern Florida and the northwestern half
