The leader of an organic farming organization says USDA staff reductions are impacting her member growers. Lori Stern with Marbleseed Organic Farmers tells Brownfield the loss of institutional knowledge at local NRCS and FSA offices because of early retirement and attrition is a challenge. “These folks that worked for USDA were our colleagues and our […]
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Tar spot is a corn disease that continues to spread across the Midwest, and Corteva Agriscience Market Development Specialist Jason Gibson
Josh Linville with StoneX Group says it’s unclear how the Trump administration’s push to expand domestic fertilizer production helps lower prices
An ag economist with the Ohio State University says U.S. agriculture should be paying close attention to the review of the
The chairman of the U.S. Senate Ag Committee says a standalone nationwide, year-round E15 bill has enough support to pass the
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While there’s been excessive rains across much of Missouri, the Bootheel has been dry. Farmer Aaron Porter says that’s been affecting
An ag economist says there are a couple of factors contributing to the increase in cattle being placed into feedyards. University of Tennessee
Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying, padding the week’s gains. Planting and development conditions mostly look favorable and
An ag economist says it’s likely U.S. sugar growers and processors will face significant losses this year without additional trade protections
