Deer hunts in season hope to mitigate damage

Some Michigan farmers are experiencing significant crop damage from deer as crops continue to develop. Michigan Soybean Committee Research Director Mark Seamon tells Brownfield feeding is especially persistent on soybeans […]

Concerns about the future of trade

A west central Indiana farmer says he’s concerned about the future of U.S. trade.  Kevin Cox says certainty is needed. “I need the best crop that I’ve ever grown, and I needed the […]

Supreme Court denies Iowa Pork Prop 12 petition

The Supreme Court recently denied a petition filed by the Iowa Pork Producers Association challenging Proposition 12. IPPA attorney Eldon McAfee says the challenge to California’s livestock confinement law was […]

Trump rallies for farmworker exemption

President Trump again pledged to work with farmers and protect undocumented farmworkers during a recent rally in Iowa. “We’re going to do something that we’re going to sort of put […]

BASF researching red crown rot

A technical field representative with BASF says new research shows seed treatments can help mitigate yield losses caused by red crown rot. Nick Tinsley says the key is using a […]

Scout for Soil Borne Soybean Diseases

It’s scouting season. Mandy Bish, a plant pathologist with the University of Missouri Extension, says that due to the wet, cool spring, farmers should be scouting for soil-borne diseases. Hear […]

Late Season Weed Control

As the growing season progresses, some farmers may still have concerns about weed control. Ron Geis, a market development specialist with Corteva Agriscience, says the Enlist weed control system allows […]