A professor at Ohio State University is leading an initiative to address food waste in households across the country. Brian Roe says the project is funded by a $2.5 million USDA grant. “Helping households realize the amount of food that they’re wasting is a critical first step,” he says. “There are estimates that the typical household […]
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A crop insurance agent in southeast Nebraska says recent heavy rains and flooding have caused some crop damage in the state.
USDA has released its recommendations for changes to the Federal Milk Marketing Order system. The recommendations cover a variety of issues
The winter wheat harvest continues, while conditions of corn and soybeans slightly falling. According to the USDA’s latest Crop Progress and
Corn and soybeans conditions have dipped slightly from last week. The latest Crop Progress and Conditions report from the USDA says 78% of soybeans are rated good to
Ohio experienced a break in the heat last week and most of the state received much needed rains. According to the latest
Missouri’s corn and soybean conditions continue to improve heading into what’s typically one of the warmest months of the growing season.
Despite the heavy rains and flooding in eastern South Dakota, corn and soybean conditions improved slightly for the whole state the
It was a mostly dry week for crops in Arkansas. USDA reporters say 47% of the cropland has adequate moisture, while
Rain and flooding limited fieldwork and resulted in livestock losses last week in Minnesota. USDA’s latest weekly crop report says while
