Wildlife damage costs farmers a lot of money every year nationwide. James Dedecker with Michigan State University’s Upper Peninsula Research and Extension Center has spent over a decade studying the economic impact of wildlife damage and strategies farmers can use to prevent it.
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USDA data continues to point to higher broiler chicken production in 2025. 250.314 million broiler-type eggs were set into incubators last
It’s a milestone year for the “Super Bowl of Agriculture.” Matt Jungmann, national events manager with Farm Progress, says the 2025
A land transfer navigator says farm succession plans need action to work. Becky Huttenga tells Brownfield two common scenarios often break apart
U.S. ethanol exports hit a more than four-month high last week. The U.S. Energy Information Administration says ethanol exports averaged 172,000
Just like that, summer is winding down. School buses are back on the roads, kids are finding their routines again, and
An American Farm Bureau economist says record farmland values will help support farmers facing lower prices this year. Danny Munch tells
An agronomist at Beck’s Hybrids says research shows aerial spray drone technology can help improve fungicide use. Luke Schulte says 2025
An agricultural meteorologist says a shifting weather pattern will be a welcome sight for most farmers. Greg Soulje tells Brownfield the
The newly elected president of Iowa Corn says India could be a rising market for U.S. biofuels. Mark Mueller tells Brownfield
