Kevin Scott to lead soybean organizations in South Dakota
A farmer from eastern South Dakota says he’s laser-focused on profitability for the soybean industry as he transitions into a new role as the new executive director of the South […]
Michigan commercial fertilizer storage regulations set for major revamp
Michigan’s commercial fertilizer industry is preparing for the first revisions to storage regulations in about 25 years. Michigan Agri-Business Association president Chuck Lippstreu tells Brownfield stakeholders have been actively engaged […]
Michigan commercial fertilizer storage regulations set for major revamp
Michigan’s commercial fertilizer industry is preparing for the first revisions to storage regulations in about 25 years. Michigan Agri-Business Association president Chuck Lippstreu tells Brownfield stakeholders have been actively engaged […]
Iowa producer says clear goals key when using cover crops for feed
A northwest Iowa farmer says cover crops play a key role in supporting his livestock operation. Nathan Anderson raises row crops and operates a cow-calf herd in Cherokee County… “We […]
Missouri dairy industry sees growth after years of decline
The new executive director of the Missouri Dairy Growth Council says the state’s dairy industry is expanding after nearly two decades of decline. Alfred Brandt says on average, the state […]
Pork producers push for Prop 12 fix at AFBF convention
A member of the U.S. Meat Export Federation’s executive committee says California’s Proposition 12 law was a focus at this week’s American Farm Bureau Federation Convention in Anaheim. Matt Schuiteman, […]
Wisconsin’s Governor, ag officials announce food support program
Wisconsin has released another five million dollars for food security programs. Ag Secretary Randy Romanski says it’s an extension of efforts funded by the Legislature and supported by Governor Tony […]
State climatologist says soil conditions are shaping up well in Iowa
The state climatologist for Iowa says soil conditions appear to be favorable for the state’s farmers as spring approaches. Justin Glisan tells Brownfield, “You look at the drought depiction this […]
Ohio Corn and Wheat outlines federal and state policy wins in 2025
The director of public policy and sustainability at Ohio Corn and Wheat says the organization secured several big policy wins in 2025. Luke Crumley says many key priorities included in the […]
Illinois economists warn ad hoc assistance programs may delay needed cost reductions for farmers
A pair of economists at the University of Illinois say ad hoc payments to farmers are part of the reason some costs remain elevated. During a recent Illinois Soybean Association […]