Making Cover Crop Decisions for the Winter
If you’re planting a cover crop this winter, Clayton Light, Director of Conservation Ag and Farm Operations, says to have a plan. Listen to this Spotlight on Soybeans to learn […]
New Michigan legislation would resolve farmland tax disputes and protect preservation programs
The Michigan Senate Natural Resources and Agriculture Committee has unanimously approved legislation to clarify farmland preservation and conservation easement tax provisions. Chair Sue Shink, a co-sponsor, says recent reinterpretations of […]
Kehoe: Missouri aims to boost rural healthcare with federal funds
Missouri leaders have submitted a plan to the Trump administration that they say would help improve healthcare access for rural Missourians. Missouri could receive up to $250 million each year, […]
Knowing SCN numbers key to managing yield loss in soybeans
An extension plant pathologist says soil tests are critical to help manage soybean cyst nematode. Dylan Mangel with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln says farmers can test their soils year-round. “Some […]
South Dakota farmer: winter wheat shows mixed growth
A farmer in south-central South Dakota says the winter wheat stand is uneven heading into the winter. Bryan Jorgensen farms in Tripp County. “The first half or first two-thirds of […]
Corn Belt to warm up by weekend
Cold and snowy conditions have slowed fieldwork for some, but an ag meteorologist says fieldwork should pick up the pace, along with warmer temps, by the end of the week. […]
Indiana farmer says cutting inputs for 2026 is too risky
A west central Indiana farmer says he’s not planning on changing his inputs for the 2026 growing season. Kevin Cox says making adjustments comes with added risk. “We’ve never been one […]
AI innovation creating additional privacy concerns in agriculture
An ag attorney says the increased use of artificial intelligence is creating additional data privacy concerns. Todd Janzen is a managing partner with Janzen Schroeder Ag Law. “It takes a lot of data […]
Post-harvest makes prime time for farmland rental negotiations
Farmland rental rate negotiations are picking up as harvest winds down across the Midwest. University of Minnesota Extension educator Nathan Hulinksy says many farmers like to wait until harvest is […]
Corn leads export inspections with year-over-year gains; wheat and soybeans lag
The USDA is reporting another strong week for corn export inspections. Corn inspections during the week ending November 6th were up on the year, mainly to Mexico, and the overall […]