A regional vice president at Farm Credit MidAmerica says farmers should be strategic when making management decisions in tighter farm economy. Brock Burcham says net farm income has come down from the historic levels in 2019. “With commodity prices down and some weather issues here in Ohio, we’re definitely looking and preparing for what could be a decline in that […]
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A seed sales representative says farmers might want to buy and plant earlier. Randy Schlatter with Brevant Seeds tells Brownfield certain
An assistant professor of agronomy at Purdue University says his department is looking at how using Kura clover as a cover crop
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Farmers are encouraged to consider problems that can arise when machinery is stored over the winter. Ken Huening is the CEO
