Harvest optimsism brews in parts of Kansas
A northeast Kansas farmer says wet weather has slowed this year’s harvest pace. Brett Kneibling says he says he started corn earlier this month. “The last few weeks have been […]
Harvest optimism brews in parts of Kansas
A northeast Kansas farmer says wet weather has slowed this year’s harvest pace. Brett Kneibling says he says he started corn earlier this month. “The last few weeks have been […]
FCS Financial Field Notes: Financing options for cattle producers
FCS Financial Vice President of Ag and Rural Lending Scott Schaumburg says cattle producers should take a closer look at input costs and feed resources as they head into a […]
August egg production up on year
A larger supply of laying hens continues to boost U.S. egg production. The USDA says 9.43 billion eggs were produced last month, rising 5% on the year, with the total […]
Soybean meal demand expanding in key global markets
A farmer-director with the Iowa Soybean Association says he’s optimistic about the future of US soybean exports. District 1 Director Brent Swart says 2026 has been a critical year for […]
Iowa cattle leader shares advice for next generation
A northwest Iowa cattle producer says perseverance is essential for young people hoping to build a future in the beef industry. Craig Moss tells Brownfield, “Doing your homework as far […]
U.S. Dry Bean Council brings international buyers to Michigan
Importers from more than a dozen countries are in the U.S. this week as part of a U.S. Dry Bean Council’s buyers’ mission. Michigan Bean Commission Executive Director Joe Cramer […]
IATP calls for MCOOL reinstatement
The director of climate change and rural strategies with the Institute for Agriculture & Trade Policy says the organization supports efforts to reinstate mandatory country of origin labeling (MCOOL) in […]
Railroad merger raises questions about rates and competition
Some ag groups say there’re still plenty of unanswered questions about a potential railroad merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern. Michael Dibbern is president of the Nebraska Corn Growers […]
Northwest Iowa farmer takes steps to protect fall input costs
A northwest Iowa farmer has secured fuel and fertilizer needs for this fall. “The barrels are full and the fertilizer is bought.” Jolene Riessen of Ida Grove tells Brownfield. “I […]