A central Nebraska farmer says crop conditions vary across his area. Ethan Zoerb tells Brownfield his corn is in decent shape despite some dryness developing. Zoerb_September 1 :07 “yet.” “We’re starting to move a starch line on pretty much everything. I wouldn’t call anything quite quarter starch sign yet.” The USDA says 13 percent of […]
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A Wisconsin Congressman says farmers can expect to hear about a financial assistance program from the Trump administration soon. Third district
Soybeans were lower on profit taking and technical selling, while still ending the week with modest gains. Soybeans were watching U.S.
USDA plans to significantly increase grant funding for veterinarians who commit to serving in rural areas and a former participant says
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A unique state education program helps high school aged students learn more about possible dairy careers. Debbie Grusenmeyer is a faculty
The vice president of agribusiness claims for Nationwide Insurance says the frequency and severity of storms are increasing. Nick Anderson says
A pair of farmers say the recent government shutdown has disrupted critical resources they need during harvest. Ohio farmer Bill Patterson
A Wisconsin farmers’ market is ranked tenth-best in the nation. The West Bend farmers’ market was recognized by the American Farmland
