Farmers are exploring ways to diversify weed control beyond herbicides as options decline. Ag consultant Sam Oschwald Tilton with Glacial Drift tells Brownfield, “Herbicides are starting to give a lot of issues in the environment and regulators are cracking down on that.” “We haven’t had new herbicides for many crops in many years. I think all […]
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The domestic ethanol supply rose over the past week. The U.S. Energy Information Administration says ethanol stocks of 25.22 million barrels
A central Missouri farmer saw firsthand this summer what’s driving demand for U.S. soy in Thailand’s livestock industry. “A group of
Cash dairy prices were mixed Wednesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was unchanged at $0.7625. No sales were reported. Forty-pound
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe will be leading a trade mission to Italy this week, and Ag Director Chris Chinn will be
Bayer Crop Science is bringing together genome editing, plant breeding and artificial intelligence as it works to develop new crop products
A pair of commodity market experts say producers should expect volatility in prices while managed money continues to hold record long
The executive director of the Nebraska USDA Farm Service Agency says its Beginning Farmer Network is helping more young producers overcome
Opportunities and challenges in rural America. Julie Tesch is the president and CEO of the Center for Rural Policy and Development.
A northwestern Wisconsin farmer says his decades long focus on regenerative agricultural practices has made his farm more adaptable. Andy Bensend,
