Some Nebraska farm groups would like to see the Governor’s administration reduce the state’s budget deficit without significant impacts to producers. Jim Pillen says his administration doesn’t have plans to eliminate sales tax exemptions for some ag products. “Nobody has talked about taxing ag inputs. Pun intended, it’s pure hogwash.” He tells Brownfield there’s […]
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University of Kentucky ag economist Kenny Burdine says all eyes will be on placements, especially after last month’s surprise. “There’s not
Cash dairy prices were mixed Thursday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was up $0.01 to $0.7725. One sale was reported at $0.77.
U.S. meat export sales were up on the week. The USDA says beef sales during the week ending September 10th were
Wyffels Hybrids and Brownfield are teaming up to celebrate the next generation of rural leaders through the Wyffels Corn Belt Award
An ag economist says Extension specialists are identifying how to bridge the gap between available innovations and the needs of specialty
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley suggests partisan politics remain a stumbling block for the farm bill. The Iowa Republican has been in
An east central Illinois agronomist says three straight years of corn leaf aphid infestations in the Corn Belt means growers need
The U.S. and China are scheduled to meet next week, and the CEO of the National Association of State Departments of
South Dakota has confirmed its first case of anthrax in cattle this year. State veterinarian Dr. Mendel Miller says it was
