Over half of the Missouri corn crop has been planted.
USDA’s weekly crop progress and condition report shows 63% of the corn crop has been planted, which is well ahead of the five-year average of 40%, but that’s 11% behind last year’s pace. Corn emergence is at 35%, ahead of the five-year average of 10%.
Missouri soybean planting is well ahead of average as well with 24% planted, outpacing the 9% average, but 5% behind last year’s pace. Soybeans emerged reached 9%.
Illinois corn farmers say more work is needed to ensure access to E-15 is uninterrupted. Dave Loos, director of research and
A Wisconsin dairy farmer is lowering his cost of production with an unusual feed ingredient. Dave Daniels and his multi-family dairy
A member of the U.S. House Agriculture Committee is optimistic heading into next week’s scheduled farm bill mark up. “I wish
Central Iowa farmer Corey Hillebo says he didn’t always use John Deere for precision agriculture technology, but in the last few
Across the Corn Belt, a brief respite between storm systems is underway, although showers Friday morning linger across the Ohio Valley.
An ag banker encourages farmers to capitalize on the recent market rally. Barry Benson with Omaha-based FNBO says a wet pattern
Brownfield Anchor/Reporter Mark Dorenkamp will cover the Practical Farmers of Iowa field day Fertile, Iowa, July 10th, 2024. … View Full
A dairy leader says trade deals require continued communication and follow-up to benefit producers and processors. Jaime Castaneda with the National
Dairy groups are concerned new Country of Origin Labeling laws might impact future beef sales. Jaime Castenada, who handles dairy policy
