A risk management specialist says farmers should learn all they can about possible new crop insurance options. Francie Tolle with USDA’s Risk Management Agency says every year, they look at the crops they cover and the crops they don’t cover. She tells Brownfield some types of crops don’t have their own crop insurance program, but […]
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A commercial agriculture educator with the University of Illinois says a depressed ag economy is weighing on farmers’ mental health. “Comparing
An Illinois-based auction agent says the low commodity prices aren’t slowing down the used equipment market. Mark Larsen, with Kyle Kelso
U.S. ethanol production surged to an all-time high last week as producers try to meet expected demand. The U.S. Energy Information
The high retail price of beef became a target of the Trump administration late this year. Minnesota State Cattlemen’s Association executive
The president of the Minnesota Soybean Growers Association recently took part in a European trade mission. Darin Johnson, who farms in
A small grains agronomist at Ohio State University says drought conditions impacted winter wheat emergence across the state. Laura Lindsey tells Brownfield, Things
Michigan Farm Bureau’s President says the organization is reevaluating its vision for the future. Leelanau County cherry grower Ben LaCross tells
Michigan Farm Bureau is celebrating legislative wins at this year’s state annual meeting. State Legislative Counsel Rebecca Park tells Brownfield reinterpretations
A farm real estate specialist says a farm in northwest Iowa recently sold for a record $32,000 per acre. Jim Rothermich,
