A farm family is contemplating next steps after severe storms ripped through west-central Minnesota Monday night. Tiffany Kobberman farms with her husband near Hancock and says the devastation is widespread. “We received more than four minutes of hail, which really stripped a lot of it. So most of our corn is just stalks, the soybeans […]
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It was a tough start to the week for many livestock sale barns around the country. Jackie Moore, who owns Joplin
Wisconsin lawmakers have introduced a bill that would require additional labeling for cultivated protein. State Senator Romaine Quinn says Senate Bill
The CEO of phosphate fertilizer producer Itafos says farmers are likely to continue to face elevated costs. David Delaney says it’s
NPPD, in partnership with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, is creating career opportunities for the state’s youth that help support farmers and
For over 10 years, the Precision Conservation Management program has been assisting Illinois farmers in finding the most economically beneficial conservation
Another case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza has been confirmed in northern Indiana. The Indiana State Board of Animal Health says
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Monitoring livestock with technology is nothing new in the dairy industry, but that technology is spreading out to the beef and
An agricultural economist says farmers need Washington D.C. to get back to work. Dr. John Newton says, “There’s no shortage of
