Missouri AG: federal labels enough in glyphosate warning fight
Missouri’s Attorney General Catherine Hanaway says federal pesticide warning labels should be enough for state law as lawmakers and the U.S. Supreme Court weigh disputes tied to glyphosate. “Look, if […]
Farm financial stress deepens amid ethanol policy delays
Ethanol policy continues to lack direction and its impacting the farm economy. President of the Nebraska Corn Growers Association Michael Dibbern says the financial pressure facing farmers runs deeper than […]
Economists say E15 expansion could raise corn prices and lower fuel costs
The chief economist with the National Corn Growers Association says the industry continues to await further guidance on nationwide, year-round, E-15 from the Congressional Rural Domestic Energy Council. Krista Swanson […]
Diverging trends: farm revenues drop while input costs stay elevated
High input costs remain a sticking point on crop budgets for many farmers. Compeer Financial ag economist Bill Moore says revenues have not kept pace with the cost of production. […]
Thompson says latest farm bill proposal brings stability
Time for certainty. “There’s a lot of pain right now in American agriculture financially, and they need a bridge.” Chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, Glenn “GT” Thompson says the […]
Southern Rust Management in Corn
Southern rust was a challenge for many corn farmers across the U.S. in 2025. In this Managing for Profit, Illinois-based Channel technical agronomist Kevin Rothzen says farmers should be thinking […]
MSU encourages dairy farms to boost workforce development amid ongoing labor shortages
An extension educator is encouraging farmers to implement workforce development programs as labor shortages continue. Michigan State University’s Martin Carrasquillo Mangual helps present entry level trainings for dairy farms. “Often workers […]
Unseasonably mild to warm continues for most; unsettled, stormy across the West, North
Across the Corn Belt, snowy, windy weather stretching from North Dakota and northeastern South Dakota into the upper Great Lakes region is leading to travel disruptions and increased livestock stress. […]
Hog health issues can threaten profitability for Missouri pork industry
The executive director of Missouri Pork says hog health is top-of-mind for Missouri’s farmers. Scott Hays says there’s been a higher rate of diseases like Porcine epidemic diarrhea in hogs […]
Congressman calls E15 negotiations sensitive, but expects progress
A Wisconsin Congressman serving on the Rural Domestic Energy Council says nationwide E15 negotiations are very sensitive, but he’s optimistic there will be a deal. Third District Republican Derrick Van […]