With more weeds developing resistance to common herbicides, and fewer new options available for farmers, targeted spray applications and laser technologies are showing a lot of promise. University of Wisconsin Extension researcher Jed Colquhoun explains why he believes these new technologies are changing the game.
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The Feeding America network of food banks works with local farmers from across the country to rescue surplus and unharvested food
Dry weather has been pushing the apple harvest across Michigan. Riveridge operations manager Justin Finkler tells Brownfield fruit size and overall
Ronnie Russell from Richmond, Missouri has been named the new state executive director for the USDA’s Farm Service Agency. Russell has
A rice agronomist with the University of Arkansas Extension says rice harvest continues at an above-average pace and the crop varies.
A farmer in northeast South Dakota says he’s about two weeks away from starting harvest. “There’s a lot of green leaves
Farmers harvesting corn across north-central Missouri say the corn isn’t quite as good as it was last year. Cody Brock, who
Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. Argentina says it is suspending grain and oilseed export taxes through October, likely
A southwestern Illinois farmer says his harvest is likely all downhill from here. Dale Haudrich, who grows corn, soybeans, and cover
Crop development is slightly behind as harvest begins across Minnesota. USDA’s latest weekly crop update says corn is 88 percent dented
