An ag lobbyist says U.S. farmers are expected to get help from the federal government to survive the tough farm economy. Randy Russell tells Brownfield there are many unknowns, and the biggest questions are: “how do you do it and where is the money coming from? I suspect the Trump administration will use the increase […]
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A southeastern Illinois farmer says he’s concerned about the double-crop soybeans he planted this summer following wheat harvest. Don Guinnip, who
A veterinarian says farmers need to take some simple steps to prevent calf stress. Dr. Tom Earlywine with Purina Land ‘O
The chief economist at Indiana Farm Bureau says the partial government shutdown is impacting key USDA data that farmers rely on.
An eastern Nebraska farmer says purchasing fertilizer is becoming extremely difficult due to volatility in the markets. Mitch Oswald says
A Bayer global initiative that connects select famers with resources to advance innovative agricultural practices has come to the U.S. Brian
Saving energy on the farm. Nebraska Public Power District and its wholesale utility customers have a long history of supporting ag
Agriculture leaders say the lack of U.S. soybean exports will have ripple effects across commodities heading into next year. Farmers for Free Trade Executive Director
Since 2023, Farm Rescue has been helping Illinois farm families in need with a range of free services through partnerships with
An Indiana-based cooperative is turning its energy deliveries into local donations. Lindsey Sankey, director of public relations at Keystone Cooperative, says
