Michigan CCA program sees refresh

Michigan’s Certified Crop Advisor Program is expanding its board for the first time since it was established more than thirty years ago. State Administrator Chuck Lippstreu with the Michigan Agri-Business Association tells […]

Truth, Trust, and Talking About Food

I was recently at the Missouri State Fair, making my usual rounds through the Agriculture Building. As I stood in front of the prize-winning cured country hams, I overheard a […]

2025 a difficult year for many farming families

An eastern Iowa farmer says he’s concerned about the direction of the U.S. ag economy. “I think if you’re not concerned then you’re not paying attention,” said Dave Walton. “It’s […]

Little harvest activity in southeastern Iowa

A farmer in southeastern Iowa says there hasn’t been much harvesting going on in his area. Tim Meyer tells Brownfield, “No harvest has started on my farm. Not a lot […]

House passes US Grain Standards Authorization Act

The U.S. House of Representatives has voted to reauthorize the U.S. Grain Standards Act. Caleb Ragland, president of the American Soybean Association, says the integrity of the grain inspection systems […]

Pre-harvest weed management considerations

Time is running out for most farmers to take steps to minimize the spread of weeds before harvest. University of Minnesota Extension crops educator Liz Stahl says combines are notorious […]