December in Michigan was bookended by snow. The USDA says early month snow and cold temperatures gave way to warmer conditions in mid-month, which was followed by another winter blast to end the year. On average, precipitation topped most years and temperatures were colder than normal overall. 64% of Michigan’s winter wheat crop is rated […]
The post Michigan sees impact from a couple of rounds of snow appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
Risk management becomes even more crucial as cattle producers continues to see record-high prices. Landon Nelson, Commercial Insurance Services Officer, Farm
The threat of New World screwworm continues to be a concern for U.S. cattle producers and the U.S. ag industry. In
Defendazole helps treat and control many of the internal parasites that can limit profit-potential and threaten the health of producer’s herds.
The USDA has released more details about its $1 billion one-time farmer aid coming to specialty crop and sugar growers due
An ag economist at Ohio State University says a new study shows farm safety net programs could be contributing to the
The chairman of the U.S. House Ag Committee has released a draft farm bill that he says will provide certainty to
A policy advisor with the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago says an increase in farmland values at the end of 2025 will help farmers
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were down, feeders were mixed waiting for widespread direct business to develop. April live
An ag lender in Arkansas says there’s a general financial crisis happening in the mid-south. “A farmer can’t borrow their way
