A right to repair bill that’s been introduced in the South Dakota Legislature would allow farmers to make their own repairs to ag equipment. Mitch Richter, the lobbyist for South Dakota Farmers Union, tells Brownfield “that’s one of the big issues that Farmers Union is going to be following and working on this session.” But […]
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An agronomist and crop researcher says drone technology has come a long way in less than a decade. Karl Bubholz is
The leaders of the Congressional FFA Caucus and chairman of the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee are questioning the direction
The Wisconsin State Senate will vote on Wednesday on legislation that would regulate lab-grown animal cells. Assembly Bill 554 would require
Soybeans were higher on commercial and technical buying. The USDA made no changes to U.S. ending stocks, while raising production for
Mar. corn $4.28 and 3/4, unchangedMar. soybeans $11.22 and 1/2, up 11 and 3/4 centsMar. soybean meal $300.80, up $3.00Mar. soybean
This can be a particularly difficult time for farmers’ mental health. Tracie Rutherford Self is a mental health specialist with the
A farm business management educator says local marketing resources can help farmers buffer expected disparities in the wheat market. Jon LaPorte
A farmer in southeastern Minnesota is harnessing the power of the sun. Dale Stevermer grows corn, soybeans, oats, and has a
Ag economist Scott Irwin with the University of Illinois says passing legislation for year-round E15 is just one of several hurdles
