Livestock producers in central and southwestern Missouri say the heat is starting to take a toll on some forage in the final month of summer. But Chris Brundick, who raises cattle and crops in Osage and Maries Counties, tells Brownfield he can’t complain. “It’s just unreal. With all the rain there’s a lot of hay […]
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A central Illinois farmer says his 2025 harvest was surprising. Kent Kleinschmidt, who farms in Logan County, says the late-season drought
A dairy market advisor is expecting 2026 to be more challenging for producers. Jenny Wackershauser with Ever.ag tells Brownfield 2025 was
Across the Corn Belt, wind-blown snow showers and squalls are causing local travel disruptions in the Great Lakes region. Meanwhile, Wednesday’s
Across the Corn Belt, wind-blown snow showers and squalls are causing local travel disruptions in the Great Lakes region. Meanwhile, Wednesday’s
Bayer Crop Science’s seed production plants play a critical role in ensuring the performance farmers expect from DEKALB® corn and Asgrow®
A research veterinarian expects to see new opportunities for dairy farms that don’t milk anymore. Dr. Keith Poulsen with the Wisconsin
A central Indiana farmer says he’s reflecting on a challenging 2025 crop year. Jim Douglas raises corn and soybeans in Shelby
Mar. corn $4.40 and 1/2, down 1 and 3/4 centsJan. soybeans $10.46 and 1/4, down 3 and 1/4 centsJan. soybean meal
Iowa officials say highly pathogenic avian influenza was recently detected in the central part of the state. State Ag Secretary Mike
